Podcasts about Bryon

We're No Dam Experts is back with Bryon Gustafson—our new Outdoors Insider! In this episode, Bryon joins hosts Rebecca and Shannon to introduce an epic new offering: the Backcountry Immersion Experience. Think survival skills meets Montana's wild beauty. From friction fires and shelter building to predator awareness and mental resilience, this isn't your average outdoor course. With top-tier instructors—including survival legend (and seven-time Naked and Afraid participant) Laura Zerra, SERE trainers, Marine Scout Snipers, and combat veterans—you'll gain the skills (and mindset) to truly thrive in the wild. Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or just curious about the wilderness, this episode will leave you inspired to get outside, learn something new, and connect with nature. Sign up or learn more about the BACKCOUNTRY IMMERSION: https://www.mtvetprogram.org/backcountryimmersion Don't know what we're talking about when we say Naked & Afraid? Here's an explanation: https://www.discovery.com/shows/naked-and-afraid

#podcast #wwe #moviereviews #tvreviews #wrestlingreview Marc & Bryon are back this week talking about the new Space balls 2 announcement & The Naked Gun trailer. Bryon gives his thoughts on Micky 17 and tells a story of meeting Jesus's sister. Josh give us his thoughts on this past weekends AAA Wrestling event. Marc tells us how this past weekend's event HartBeat Music Festival went. We also talk about some wrestling. #podcast #hartfordct #micky17 #wweraw #spaceballs #thenakedgun Upcoming Comic Show: East of the River Sunday, June 29th, 9am to 3pm American Legion Post 80 - 566 Enfield St. Enfield, CT 06082

One Hard Conversation Away: Growth Through Courageous DialogueFeaturing Bryon Sweno | Living The Sweet Life with TJ SweetEPISODE DESCRIPTION:What if the breakthrough you've been waiting for is one honest, hard conversation away?In this week's Mindset Monday episode of Living The Sweet Life, I sit down with guest Bryon Sweno to explore how leaning into uncomfortable conversations can unlock personal growth, deeper relationships, and real clarity. Whether it's in your workplace, marriage, or self-talk, avoiding what needs to be said only keeps you stuck.Bryon brings raw stories, hard-earned wisdom, and practical strategies for facing the tough stuff with grace, empathy, and purpose.

#Podcast #WWE #Moviereviews #TVreviews #wrestlingreview Marc and Bryon are back this week, talking about some funny childhood moments. We catchup on this weekends happenings and go over what is going on in Enfield the weekend of June 28th: Blitzkrieg Pro and East of the River Comic Show. We also talk about this weekend's big event in Hartford: Hartbeat Music Festival. We then go over the results for Worlds Collide and Money in the Bank and see who takes the lead in points in our Wrestling Challenge 2025. #worldscollide #moneyinthebank #switch2 Upcoming Comic Show: East of the River Sunday June 29th, 9am to 3pm American Legion Post 80 - 566 Enfield St. Enfield, CT 06082

In this episode of the Build a Vibrant Culture Podcast, Nicole Greer sits down with Bryon Beilman, CEO of iuvo Technologies and author of Leadership at the Edge. Bryon introduces his innovative "Hyperloop Mindset"—a high-speed, low-friction approach to culture and leadership that propels business forward. Together, they unpack how to hire A+ players, empower leaders at every level, and embed change into your weekly rhythms.Bryon shares how his award-winning IT consulting firm builds culture intentionally, supports employee growth, and maintains excellence through transparency, feedback, and strategic delegation. Whether you're scaling a business or coaching emerging leaders, this episode is packed with practical tools for leading from the edge.Highlights from this episode:[00:04:43] – What is the Hyperloop Mindset? A metaphor for building a business that moves at high speed with low friction—emphasizing simplicity, speed, and continuous improvement.[00:06:29] – Hire the Best People (Don't Settle). Great hiring isn't about filling seats—it's about aligning with values, culture, and long-term fit.[00:09:08] – Culture-Driven Interviewing. Final interview includes a passion presentation to assess cultural fit and authenticity—any employee can veto a candidate.[00:13:36] – Eagles Know Eagles. Why employee referrals and constant recruiting are cornerstones of hiring success.[00:17:25] – Let Go to Scale. Managers must transition to coaches, letting go of control and empowering others to think, act, and own results.[00:21:54] – Make Time for Change. Change shouldn't be reactive. It must be scheduled and embedded into the rhythm of the business.[00:24:29] – Entrepreneurial Energy Lives in Everyone. Leaders must cultivate this spark and build cultures where innovation and ownership thrive.Get Bryon's book, Leadership At The Edge: https://a.co/d/91fLxn2Also mentioned in this episode:Traction by Gino Wickman https://a.co/d/bcpV5fLGood to Great by Jim Collins https://a.co/d/apHCLtEConnect with Bryon:Website: https://beilman.com//LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bbeilman/X: https://x.com/bbeilmanListen today at www.vibrantculture.com/podcast or your favorite podcast platform!Learn more about Nicole Greer, the Vibrant Coach: https://www.vibrantculture.com/

  Episode 87 –  In-Laws: Navigating Boundaries, Expectations, and Blessings In-laws often get a bad rap. From sitcom jokes to horror stories passed around at bridal showers, it's almost a cliché to talk about how difficult mothers-in-law can be. But are in-laws really the problem—or is it the lack of clear boundaries and expectations that causes the most damage?   In this episode of Operation: Thriving Marriage, Bryon and Jennifer Harvey dive deep into the often-sensitive topic of in-law relationships. They challenge the stereotype that in-laws are always intrusive or toxic and instead present a more balanced view: in-laws can be either a blessing or a burden, depending on how couples handle the relationship.   Bryon starts the conversation by pointing out that in-laws are commonly misunderstood and unfairly criticized. Jen adds her perspective and highlights that many couples actually long for more connection with extended family—especially when distance or loss creates a void. The key isn't to push in-laws away but to create healthy, God-honoring boundaries that protect the marriage.   Of course, the problems are real. In-laws can be invasive. They can have strong opinions about how holidays should be spent, how children should be raised, or how decisions should be made. These problems often stem from unshared or unspoken expectations—on both sides. When couples don't talk through what's acceptable and what isn't, they leave room for conflict, misunderstanding, and resentment.   Before offering solutions, Bryon and Jen take a moment to acknowledge that culture plays a big role in how families interact. In some cultures, extended family is deeply involved in day-to-day life. In others, independence is prioritized. So it's not about “right” or “wrong,” but about clarity and unity as a couple.   Looking to Scripture, the Harveys highlight that even in the Bible, in-law dynamics could be messy. Think of Jacob and Laban—manipulation, dishonesty, and control defined that relationship. It's a powerful reminder that family doesn't always operate in a healthy way, and it's okay to draw a line when needed.   The bottom line? Your marriage is your marriage. When you got married, you started a new family, and that relationship must come first. That means you need to establish boundaries—not out of rebellion or bitterness, but out of love and wisdom.   Bryon and Jen walk through a helpful process for setting those boundaries:   Identify what your in-laws expect by having clarifying conversations. Discuss your own expectations as a couple regarding your relationship with extended family. Talk through specifics like how much time to spend together, who hosts holidays, what to do for birthdays, how to handle gifts, and how to engage with siblings-in-law differently than parents-in-law. Address concerns directly with your own parents—don't expect your spouse to fight your family battles. Remember Genesis 2:24: leaving your parents and becoming one with your spouse isn't about cutting ties—it's about forming a new primary relationship.     As the episode wraps up, the Harveys emphasize that in-laws truly can be a huge blessing. When approached with clear communication and firm-but-loving boundaries, they can be a significant source of support and encouragement. But if left unchecked, they can also become a damaging influence on your marriage—especially when unspoken expectations carry over into your home.   The key is to always prioritize your relationship with your spouse. When you're united, you can handle the complexities of extended family without letting them erode the foundation of your marriage.       Key Scripture:   “That is why a man leaves his father and mother and is united to his wife, and they become one flesh.” – Genesis 2:24 (NIV)         Want more support on this topic?     Grab a copy of Operation: Thriving Marriage for practical tools to strengthen your relationship, or browse other episodes on boundaries, conflict resolution, and biblical marriage principles.  

Aaron and Bryon dig into the guts of this overlooked and often wrongly maligned self-titled reinvention record from arena rockers Motley Crue. Be amazed at the band's health regimen, gasp in awe of monstrous riffs, and be amazed at the power of evil record labels, in this latest slab of memories of the hair metal variety!

SummaryIn this conversation, Cathy and Bryon discuss the ongoing activities and developments in Guatemala, focusing on team coordination, the transition program for youth, school activities during breaks, and community building efforts. They highlight the importance of support for team coordinators, the enhancements made to the transition program, and the significance of providing a welcoming environment for new residents at the Village of Hope. Additionally, they address the need for prayer regarding ongoing challenges.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Team Updates02:16 Transition Program Enhancements04:17 School Break and Activities06:17 Building Community Spaces08:25 Challenges and Prayer Requests09:26 pod out.mp4

#Podcast #WWE #Moviereviews #TVreviews #wrestlingreview Marc and Bryon this week talking all things...Orca?!? We also go over all the events happening in June, Doctor Who 60th, Movie News and we give our picks for this weekend's Worlds Collide and Money in the Bank. #worldscollide #mitb #moneyinthebank #doctorwho Upcoming Comic Shows: East of the River Sunday, June 29th, 9am to 3pm American Legion Post 80 566 Enfield St. Enfield, CT 06082

Bryon Jones was out spending a day with his dog, Buddy, when a storm that seemed miles away literally struck Bryon.    Show Instagram: @LivedToTellPodcast TikTok: @LivedToTellPodcast Caitlin's Instagram: @caitlinvanmol email: livedtotellpod@gmail.com

Today we are joined by an up and coming talent you are going to become obsessed with, Ellis Howard.  Ellis has been treading the theatre boards for a while including in the Olivier nominated, ‘To Kill A Mockingbird' and pulling together an incredible screenwriting career but now he's about to become a role model to many, starring in the exceptional BBC drama, ‘What It Feels Like For A Girl'. Based on the powerful memoir by previous Reign guest, Paris Lees (head back to episode 18) the show follows Ellis's character Bryon in the year 2000 trying to break out of their small town and start their queer journey, which eventually leads to Byron transitioning.  Today we talk about how Ellis landed a role that really changed his life in so many ways and how he went from “running away from himself at 100 miles per hour,” growing up queer in a working class background to embracing his identity fully.  When I say I loved talking to Ellis, I mean it with my whole gay heart because sometimes there is nothing more comforting than sitting across from a fellow queer and having a chat that really speaks to you.  So I hope wherever you are, however you identify, something in this great chat resonates with you. And if you love this chat please get in touch with me across socials @joshsmithhosts as I always love hearing from you. I'll see you next week for another episode of ‘Reign'. Love, Josh x P.S. If all this self-love chat has left you wanting to improve your relationships and build new ones check out my self help book, ‘Great Chat: Seven Lessons for Better Conversation, Deeper Connections and Improved Wellbeing' which is out now! The book gives you so much advice on how to have incredible conversations with everyone, and how you can turn everyday conversations into a self development practice so you can improve your relationships and mental health in the process. You can get your copy here https://geni.us/GreatChat and I really hope you love it! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#Podcast #WWE #Moviereviews #TVreviews #wrestlingreview Marc and Bryon are back this week to talk about some events and shows we watched: NXT Battleground and Cooking Shows. We talk about the upcoming big events happening in June, Blitzkrieg Pro, East of the River Comic & Collectibles Show & HartBeat Music Festival. We review season 2 of The Last of Us, and we see who takes or keeps the lead for our Wrestling Challenge for WWE Saturday Nights Main Event results. Upcoming Comic Shows: Cliff's Con Sunday, May 25th, 10am to 3pm Plainville VFW - 7 Northwest Drive Plainville, CT, 06062 East of the River Sunday, June 29th, 9am to 3pm American Legion Post 80 - 566 Enfield St. Enfield, CT 06082

Victoria to Victoria - FAAF218In this 218th episode, I share my daily reflection posted on BlueSky, TwiX @bryoncar and YouTube shorts @FreshAirAtFiver, from May 20-23, 2025. Check out the WHOLE SPOTIFY PLAYLIST I put together with all the listens mentioned below:>>> bit.ly/E218FreshAirAtFivePlaylist

#podcast #wweevent #thelastofus #andor #saturdaynightsmainevent #wwe Marc and Bryon are back this week, talking about the upcoming @BlitzkriegPro Luau and East of the River Comic and Toy Show. Marc gives his thoughts on Andor, and Bryon talks about season 2 of Poker Face. We review episode 6 of The Last of Us, and we give our picks for this weekend's Saturday Nights Main Event. #tvreviews #moviereviews #blitzkrieg Upcoming Comic Shows: Cliff's Con Sunday, May 25th, 10am to 3pm Plainville VFW - 7 Northwest Drive Plainville, CT, 06062 East of the River Sunday, June 29th, 9am to 3pm American Legion Post 80 - 566 Enfield St. Enfield, CT 06082

Happy Mindset Monday!Hey friends—TJ Sweet here.In this powerful episode, part 1, of Living The Sweet Life, I sit down with photography, documentary maker, podcast producer, and creative entrepreneur Bryon Sweno, the visionary behind Sweno Visuals, for one of the most honest and vulnerable conversations I've had on the show.Bryon opens up about a defining moment in his life—cashing in spare change just to feed his kids—and how that rock-bottom experience became the starting point for his transformation. We talk about resilience, mindset shifts, taking responsibility, and how adversity doesn't just test us—it often redirects us toward our purpose.

Marc and Bryon are back this week talking about what shows were canceled, the CT Trolley Museum 85th Anniversary, NXT, The Last of Us Episode 5 & Scott Pilgrim Takes Off cartoon. We then review the results from Backlash, the first PLE of our Wrestling Challenge season 2. Who gets the lead? Tune in and find out. #wwebacklash #podcast #wwe #moviereviews #tvreviews #wrestlingreview #backlash2025 #thelastofus #nxt #wrestling Upcoming Comic Show: Cliff's Con Sunday, May 25th from 10am to 3pm Plainville VFW - 7 Northwest Drive Plainville, CT, 06062

SummaryIn this conversation, Cathy and Bryon discuss recent developments in Guatemala, including the celebration of the first four-year college graduate from their program, the introduction of new team members, updates on the Village of Hope, and upcoming fundraising efforts. They emphasize the importance of community support and the positive impact of education on the lives of children in their care.TakeawaysCelebrating the first four-year college graduate from the program.The graduate serves as a role model for other children.A new team coordinator has joined the ministry.A new school director has been appointed.There is a chickenpox outbreak among the children.Electricity issues at the Village of Hope have been resolved.A playground is being built for the children at the Village of Hope.Fundraising events, including golf tournaments, are upcoming.Community support is crucial for the success of their programs.Change is a sign of progress and God's movement. Chapters00:00 Celebrating Achievements in Guatemala03:14 Introducing New Team Members06:22 Updates on Village of Hope09:28 Fundraising Efforts and Community Support11:44 pod out.mp4

On This Weeks Episode of The Super Review Show's Career Retrospectives - Podcast Edition, we spun the wheel and breakdown The Bryon Band's On The Rocks from 1981, Enjoy!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SuperReviewShowInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesuperreviewshow/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheSuperReviewShow

In Episode 84 of Operation: Thriving Marriage, Bryon and Jen Harvey dive into a trending concept from Gen Z culture: “Main Character Energy.” Bryon kicks off the conversation by sharing how he came across the term and what it means—seeing yourself as the central figure in every situation. Jen offers insight into how this mindset can subtly affect relationships, especially in the context of marriage. In marriage, “main character energy” often shows up as self-centered responses to your spouse's honest communication. For example, one spouse might express a want or need, only for the other spouse to spiral into self-doubt, guilt, or defensiveness. Instead of hearing the concern for what it is, the response becomes about personal failure—how they aren't measuring up. Bryon shares how he used to feel inadequate when Jen needed to talk to her friends, misinterpreting her need for community as a sign he wasn't enough. But the truth is: It's not always about you. Sometimes your spouse just needs to express themselves, and it's not a reflection on your performance as a husband or wife. Bryon and Jen discuss how even negative self-focus is still a form of pride—it centers the conversation on you, rather than your partner. Jen highlights Philippians 2:3 (NET): “Instead of being motivated by selfish ambition or vanity, each of you should, in humility, be moved to treat one another as more important than yourself.” They also quote Rick Warren's famous line: “Humility is not thinking less of yourself. It's thinking about yourself less.” This mindset shift is essential for healthy, God-honoring communication. When your spouse shares a concern, the most loving response is to listen without reacting defensively. Practice active listening without trying to fix the problem right away. In many cases, your spouse may just need a listening ear. And when your spouse is asking for a change in attitude or action, view it as a gift—not a criticism. They're giving you a clear way to love them better. It's also important not to spiral into insecurity. Remind yourself: your spouse loves you, chose you, and continues to say yes to you daily. Trust that if they need something specific from you, they'll communicate it directly. And for the spouse who's expressing a concern—don't drop hints. Be clear and direct. Marriage isn't a guessing game; it's a safe, sacred space to speak openly and specifically. The episode wraps up with this truth: Main character energy destroys many relationships. Yes, you are vitally important to your spouse. But not everything is about you. When your spouse shares a concern, let it be their concern. Support them, listen, and trust that love grows when we stop making ourselves the center of every story. Operation: Thriving Marriage continues to help couples build stronger, Christ-centered relationships—together. Don't forget to subscribe and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it!

Welcome, South Coast newcomer and the owner-operator of an already local institution, Fairhaven Frets, Bryon Knight. One of our newest friends, supporters, and collaborators. He began his musical career at age 11 and wanted to know more about how instruments were built. Bryon began “hanging around” a shop where a master fiddle maker was producing hand-made violins, violas, cellos, and a few guitars. He "swept the sawdust just to be near the old luthier and glean technical tidbits that would prove to be valuable later in my life." He also began playing in bands and eventually started touring regionally. Did we mention that Byron was from Arkansas and that he also had a 25-year career in television production, producing programs for ESPN, Fox Sports, The Discovery Channel, and The Outdoor Channel? He moved on to join the largest music retailer in the world, Thomann/Sweetwater Sound. After the devastating loss of a friend, he was encouraged by Little Rock Frets, which, according to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, was the largest string instrument repair shop in the state. His wife, Frances, is a New England Native and wanted to return "Home," and so they did and came to Fairhaven, Massachusetts, where Fairhaven Frets came into existence in 2019. Byron Knight spoke with The Artists Index's cofounder, documentarian, and podcast host, Ron Fortier, this past April, about how he "always played music and worked on instruments - mostly for the pure love of the art". This episode was recorded at our recording studio at Spectrum Marketing Group at Howland Place in New Bedford.   Bryon Knight Fairhaven Frets 105 Sconticut Neck Road Fairhaven MA 02719 508-433-3738   Email | Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Other   Please consider donating whatever you can to help and assure us in our mission to continue documenting the legacies of South Coast Artists. If you would like to be a guest on The Artists Index or have a suggestion, please let us know!  

Aaron and Bryon wade through the dramatic and chaotic history of Danger Danger, the band that put hair metal superstar Ted Poley on the map! Learn the band's connections to Megadeth, Michael Bolton, and Olivia Newton-John, and marvel at the number of fadeouts possible on one record! All this and more on the latest deep dive fondue episode of Hair Metal Memories!

Kia ora e te whānau. Bryon Powell is a legend. The founder of iRunFar, an Ultramarathon runner and returning Dirt Church Radio Champion. In this week's episode of DCR, Bryon speaks with Ali and Andrew about the lessons he learnt and the stories he shared in his lifetime, packed into three days, winning the incredible Ultra Gobi 400km. Dirt Church Radio - Best Enjoyed RunningBryon Powell on Instagram iRunFar Sign up to the DCR AidStation newsletterDirt Church Merch!The Squadrun 4-Week Training Trial for DCR Listeners!Dirt Church Radio on InstagramDirt Church Radio on Facebook Further Faster New ZealandEnjoy!Music by Andrew McDowall, Digicake

Marc and Bryon are back this week, catching up on everything that happened over the weekend. We give our thoughts on the newest MCU movie, Thunderbolts,* and review Episode 4 of The Last of Us. We start Season 2 of our Wrestling Challenge with our predictions for WWE's Backlash. Next Comic Show: Upcoming Comic Show: Cliff's Con Sunday, May 25th from 10am to 3pm Plainville VFW - 7 Northwest Drive Plainville, CT, 06062   #podcast #wwe #moviereviews #tvreviews #wrestlingreview #backlash2025 #thelastofus #thunderbolts

#Podcast #WWE #Moviereviews #TVreviews #wrestlingreview Marc and Bryon talk about Free Comic Book Day, D&D, Monday Night RAW and we go over episode 2 and 3 of The Last of Us. We also go over all the announcements that came out of Star Wars Celebration 2025. #starwarscelebrationjapan #thelastofus

In Episode 84 of Operation: Thriving Marriage, Bryon and Jen Harvey dive into an important truth: there are no perfect marriages. While we often focus on communication and addressing issues, today's episode explores why unpacking every problem can sometimes do more harm than good in your relationship.   Many couples fall into the trap of thinking they need to discuss and fix every little irritation. But over-unpacking issues can create unnecessary friction, add pressure to be “perfect,” and even bury the good parts of your marriage under a mountain of complaints. Instead of helping, this approach often decreases authentic communication. Usually, one spouse brings up the majority of the concerns, while the other feels overwhelmed and eventually shuts down. Even if the conversation continues, real communication often stops. Over-processing can also turn into a subtle form of control—an attempt to mold your spouse into someone they aren't—and creates unrealistic expectations for what a marriage should look like.   Bryon and Jen are honest about how even Operation: Thriving Marriage might unintentionally contribute to this mindset by encouraging open conversations. While talking through important things is crucial, talking about everything will eventually mean fixing nothing.   The solution? Focus on connection over correction. Jen shares a personal story about talking to her friend Bev during a stressful time when Bryon wasn't meeting her expectations around housework while she was pregnant. That experience highlighted a key insight: the goal of marriage isn't to fix each other—it's to stay deeply connected.   When couples focus on building connection, they find their relationship becomes naturally stronger and healthier. In high-connection marriages, daily tasks like doing the dishes, feeding the cat, or walking the dog don't spark arguments. Instead, spouses step up to help without being asked, and responsibilities even out over time. One partner may handle more chores inside the home, while the other takes on more outside responsibilities—but there's a spirit of teamwork rather than scorekeeping.   Bryon and Jen encourage listeners to maximize small moments of connection throughout the day: holding hands, sharing a quick touch, doing chores side-by-side, or running errands together. Sometimes, the best way to “fix” a small annoyance is simply to take care of it yourself—whether that's wiping up toothpaste, putting away a glass, or hanging up the keys—without making it a battle.   Importantly, this doesn't mean ignoring major problems in your marriage. Serious issues should absolutely be addressed. But it does mean prioritizing wisely, and not allowing minor annoyances to grow into major conflicts simply because they were overthought or over-discussed.   Bryon and Jen close the episode with a powerful reminder from Scripture. Ephesians 4:1-3 (NET) says:   “I, therefore, the prisoner for the Lord, urge you to live worthily of the calling with which you have been called, with all humility and gentleness, with patience, bearing with one another in love, making every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace.”   Although Paul originally wrote these words about relationships within the church, the principle is vital for marriage too. By approaching each other with humility, gentleness, patience, and love, couples can work together to maintain the unity and peace that God designed marriage to reflect.   If you've ever felt like you had to fix every small frustration to have a great marriage, this episode is for you. No Perfect Marriages offers practical, faith-based advice for focusing on what matters most—building a marriage filled with connection, grace, and peace.   Be sure to subscribe to Operation: Thriving Marriage for more real, encouraging conversations about how to build a marriage that not only survives, but thrives

In Byron's district some homes in Wilson are worth $30 million while some lots in Alpine can still go for $50,000. That's just one of the big divides he straddles while lawmaking in Cheyenne. As a Republican, he takes pride in working with the Freedom Caucus, a far-right bloc that has the majority in the Wyoming House. He's also not afraid to say he thinks some of their member's behavior is unfair to Wyoming. From championing conservation in an oil and gas state to contemplating social issues like trans rights, Bryon advertises himself as a political bridge in a time when divisions reign. If you pick up the phone instead of sending a mean email, he says, he'll buy you coffee. 

We're excited to launch Valley of Depth, our new podcast taking the place of our beloved (formerly known as) Pathfinder (RIP) podcast. Valley of Depth is about the technologies that matter—and the people building them. We talk to founders, investors, government officials, and military leaders shaping the future of national security and deep tech. From breakthrough science to strategic policy, we dive into the high-stakes decisions behind the world's hardest technologies. In our inaugural episode, EP 001, we're joined by Bryon Hargis, co-founder and CEO of Castelion, a venture-backed defense startup building affordable, mass-producible hypersonic missile systems for the U.S. and allied militaries. Castelion, founded by former SpaceX engineers, is taking a vertically integrated, fast-iteration approach to strike weapons—redefining how complex defense hardware is built. In this episode, we unpack the story behind Castelion's formation, the rising hypersonic threat from China, how startups are challenging the dominance of traditional primes—and much, much more… • Chapters •00:00 Intro00:52 What inspired Bryan to leave SpaceX and start Castelion?03:06 Non-nuclear deterrence05:15 How SpaceX's culture influenced Castelion07:44 Current team size08:07 Cultural shift in defense hiring10:04 Hypersonic missile advantages12:03 US vs China capabilities13:32 Tradeoffs vs exquisite systems16:08 What's behind Bryon18:02 Recent test results20:54 Iterating safely24:27 Castelion's DoD buyer26:56 Navigating defense acquisition32:11 Championing innovation35:17 The Golden Dome concept37:10 Requirements for Golden Dome39:21 Startups vs primes race40:49 Scaling missile production timeline42:48 European market potential44:19 Competition with defense primes45:49 Capital requirements47:26 Company vision49:13 World impact if successful50:48 Next milestones52:14 Story behind the name • Show notes •Castelion's website — https://www.castelion.com/Bryon's socials — https://x.com/hargsb Mo's socials — https://twitter.com/itsmoislamPayload's socials — https://twitter.com/payloadspace / https://www.linkedin.com/company/payloadspaceIgnition's socials — https://twitter.com/ignitionnuclear / https://www.linkedin.com/company/ignition-nuclear/Tectonic's socials  — https://twitter.com/tectonicdefense / https://www.linkedin.com/company/tectonicdefense/Valley of Depth archive — Listen: https://pod.payloadspace.com/ • About us •Valley of Depth is a podcast about the technologies that matter — and the people building them. Brought to you by Arkaea Media, the team behind Payload (space), Ignition (nuclear energy), and Tectonic (defense tech), this show goes beyond headlines and hype. We talk to founders, investors, government officials, and military leaders shaping the future of national security and deep tech. From breakthrough science to strategic policy, we dive into the high-stakes decisions behind the world's hardest technologies.Payload: www.payloadspace.comIgnition: www.ignition-news.comTectonic: www.tectonicdefense.com

#Podcast #WWE #Moviereviews #TVreviews #wrestlingreview Marc & Bryon give our thoughts on Daredevil Born Again season 1, Cliffs Con & we end our first season of our Wrestling Challenge with WrestleMania 41 Recap. Upcoming Comic Show: Cliff's Con - Regular Show Sunday, May 25th from 10am to 3pm Plainville VFW 7 Northwest Drive Plainville, CT, 06062

#Podcast #WWE #Moviereviews #TVreviews #wrestlingreview Marc and Bryon discuss this past weekend's comic show and the upcoming Cliff's show. Marc watches Wicked, Bryon talks about the series finally of Yellowstone and we give our thoughts on Going Dutch. We review Ep 8 of Daredevil and Ep 1 of The Last of Us season 2. We end the show with our season finale wrestling challenge where we give our predictions for WrestleMania 41. Upcoming Comic Show: Giant-Sized Cliff's Con Friday, April 18th from 6pm to 10pm DoubleTree by Hilton, 42 Century Dr. Bristol, CT

In Episode 82 of Operation: Thriving Marriage, Bryon and Jen Harvey tackle a topic that hits close to home for nearly every couple: how mishandling money can sabotage your marriage. Bryon begins the conversation by asking Jen, “You deal with a lot of different family issues as a lawyer. What do you see as the biggest contributor to strife in marriage?” Drawing on both professional and personal experience, Jen explains that while financial stress is a common challenge, it's really about how couples connect—or fail to connect—through that stress. Money is emotionally charged. It touches everything: our goals, our upbringing, our values, and our sense of security. When couples don't know how to talk about money or approach it as a team, the consequences can be devastating.   Referencing a 2024 Fidelity study, Bryon and Jen note that 45% of couples argue about money at least occasionally, and 25% say money is the number one challenge in their marriage. Clearly, finances are a serious issue. But rather than focusing on surface-level fixes, this episode digs into the root causes of money-related tension in relationships and offers biblical, research-backed solutions for building financial unity in marriage.   One of the biggest takeaways from the episode is the importance of combining bank accounts. According to multiple studies, couples who combine their finances report higher levels of satisfaction in their marriage. It's not just about practicality—it's about unity. When you have a shared account, you're forced to communicate, collaborate, and create financial goals together, whether that's saving for a home, planning for retirement, or managing everyday expenses. On the flip side, keeping separate accounts can breed suspicion, secrecy, and division. Bryon sums it up with a powerful statement: “If you can share a bed, you can share a bank account.”   Another major factor that undermines financial harmony is what Bryon and Jen call “unexpectations”—the unspoken beliefs, habits, and assumptions we bring into marriage without ever realizing it. These come from our families of origin, our experiences before marriage, and even what we absorb from media, television shows, podcasts, and celebrity financial advisors. When couples don't talk about these expectations, they become invisible barriers that block trust and intimacy.   The episode also reminds listeners that expenses will inevitably increase over time. Whether it's the cost of raising children, adjusting to a higher standard of living, or dealing with inflation, planning ahead is essential. Couples who don't anticipate financial changes often find themselves overwhelmed and reactive, which only adds to the strain.   One of the more sensitive but critical points Bryon and Jen address is the role extended family can play in sabotaging financial unity. While it's perfectly okay to seek wise counsel from parents or friends, your financial decisions should be made by you and your spouse alone. It's crucial to establish boundaries, especially with in-laws, and to never share financial information with anyone your spouse isn't comfortable with. Financial privacy and unity go hand in hand.   As the conversation draws to a close, Bryon and Jen bring it back to a biblical perspective. Money is one of the greatest competitors for our loyalty to God. Jesus said, “You cannot serve both God and money” (Matthew 6:24), and Paul warned that “the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil” (1 Timothy 6:10). The goal of marriage isn't just happiness—it's holiness. God gives us marriage as a way to grow more like Christ, and learning to manage money together is a key part of that journey. When couples are faithful with the little they've been given, they position themselves to be entrusted with more—and to one day hear those words from Jesus: “Well done, good and faithful servant.”   Whether you're newly married or decades in, this episode offers valuable insight and practical steps for cultivating financial unity in your relationship. If you've ever argued about money, kept financial secrets, or felt misunderstood by your spouse about money matters, Episode 83 is a must-listen. Bryon and Jen combine biblical wisdom, real-life experience, and research-backed advice to help you avoid the common traps that sabotage marriages—and to build a thriving relationship grounded in trust, transparency, and shared purpose.   Subscribe to Operation: Thriving Marriage on your favorite podcast platform and share this episode with someone who could use a fresh perspective on faith and finances in marriage.

In this compelling episode, Bryon Kroger, founder and CEO of Rise8 and the former COO of the U.S. Air Force's groundbreaking Kessel Run program, reflects on his journey from intelligence officer to software innovator and leader of transformative change. Bryon shares candid lessons learned from catalyzing digital transformation within one of the largest bureaucracies in the world and offers a nuanced perspective on the interplay between rebellion and revolution in creating lasting impact.A central theme of the conversation is the distinction Bryon draws between rebels and revolutionaries. While rebels may succeed in challenging the status quo, revolutionaries think long-term, building alliances and maintaining patience to achieve sustainable change. Bryon shares his own experiences navigating this balance, reflecting on moments where his rebellious instincts needed to give way to the humility and strategy of a true revolutionary. His insights provide a framework for leaders aiming to drive progress without alienating stakeholders.Drawing on Simon Wardley's Pioneer, Settler, Planner model, Bryon illustrates how Catalysts serve as vital bridges between visionary pioneers and methodical planners to drive organizational change. He unpacks the delicate balance of maintaining strategic patience while acting with tactical urgency, emphasizing the importance of vision, humility, and active listening to inspire others to embrace change.As an executive, Bryon underscores the critical need to "create other Catalysts," explaining how scaling leadership through cultural transformation and skill development fosters sustainable growth. Reflecting on his transition from government to private sector leadership, Bryon shares his evolving approach to navigating resistance and offers powerful advice for knowing when to persevere or walk away from a battle to win the broader war.Original music by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Lynz Floren⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

#Podcast #WWE #Moviereviews #TVreviews #wrestlingreview Marc and beardless Bryon are back this week talking about what we are watching and playing: Yellowstone, September 5th, and Star Wars Outlaws. We also promote the next two big Comic and toy shows coming up. We talk about some of the newest movie trailers: The Naked Gun and Tron Ares, the WrestleMania 41 Match Card, and our thoughts on Daredevil Born Again Ep 7. Upcoming Comic Shows: New England Toy & Comic Convention Sunday, April 13th from 10am to 3pm Clarion Inn, 201 Washington Ave. North Haven, CT 06473 Giant-Sized Cliff's Con Friday April 18th from 6pm to 10pm DoubleTree by Hilton, 42 Centruty Dr. Bristol, CT

SummaryIn this episode, Cathy and Bryon discuss the recent pickleball tournament that raised funds for the James Project, highlighting the community's support and participation. They also talk about team transitions, including a new hire to help manage operations in Guatemala, and the challenges they face in staffing their school. The conversation shifts to the progress of the Village of Hope, which is currently awaiting electricity installation, and the ongoing wait for certification from the CNA. Overall, the episode emphasizes the importance of community, faith, and patience in their mission work.Chapters00:00 April Update: Pickleball Tournament Success03:25 Team Transitions and New Hires06:30 Challenges in Staffing and Education09:21 Progress on the Village of Hope12:09 Awaiting CNA Approval and Future Plans

Marc & Bryon are back this week talking about this past weekend's events; Cliffs Con & Blitzkrieg Pro. We give our reviews of Mythic Quest S4 & Severance S2. We talk about the lead-up to WrestleMania 41 & give our thoughts on Daredevil Ep5 & Ep6.   #Podcast #WWE #Moviereviews #TVreviews #wrestling

Brian and Bryon talk Valero

In this episode of Operation: Thriving Marriage, we're continuing our conversation on how couples sabotage communication in marriage. Last time, we talked about harboring resentment and bottling up emotions — if you haven't listened to that episode yet, we encourage you to go back and check it out. Today, we're diving into three more common ways communication breaks down between spouses: allowing arguments to grow, refusing to apologize, and reacting without thinking.   Arguments are actually a natural part of any healthy marriage. If you and your spouse never argue, something is off — either you're not communicating openly, one of you is avoiding sharing your thoughts and feelings, or one of you is shutting down the other. But while arguments are normal, how you handle them makes all the difference. One of the biggest ways couples sabotage communication is by letting arguments grow out of control. Instead of focusing on the issue at hand, couples often start bringing up past wrongs, a habit we call “keeping receipts.” Or they deflect by saying, “Oh yeah? Well, what about when you…?” which often comes up during fights about in-laws. Sometimes, couples engage in one-upmanship, trying to prove who's done worse. To keep arguments from growing, it's important to set ground rules when you're not arguing — like agreeing not to bring up old issues, finding ways to stay on track, and knowing when to take a break if things get too heated.   Another way communication breaks down is when one or both spouses withhold apologies. Saying “I'm sorry” is one of the most important things you can do in marriage — and it has to be sincere. That means leaving out the “but” that excuses your behavior. Some people refuse to apologize because they don't want to admit fault, see it as a sign of weakness, or want to maintain control. But withholding apologies creates emotional distance, removes safety from the relationship, and ultimately rejects your spouse. Nothing will kill communication and destroy a marriage faster than refusing to say, “I was wrong, and I'm sorry.” There's no secret tip to this one — you just have to do it.   The last communication saboteur we cover is reacting without thinking. Bryon shares that this is something he has struggled with personally, often wanting to act first and think later. While that may have been useful in the military, it's not a healthy way to treat your spouse. When you react without thinking — saying or doing things without consciously choosing them — you create an unsafe environment where your spouse feels like they have to walk on eggshells. Fixing this takes discipline, and honestly, you're the only one who can fix you. Prayer is crucial here, asking the Holy Spirit to help develop self-control. It also helps to invite your spouse into the process. Give them permission to gently call you out when you're reacting instead of responding thoughtfully, because you can't fix a problem you don't recognize in the moment.   Communication is essential to a thriving marriage, but we all sabotage it sometimes. Over these two episodes, we've talked about five of the biggest ways: harboring resentment, bottling up emotions, allowing arguments to grow, withholding apologies, and reacting without thinking. What are some other ways you've seen communication sabotaged in marriage? We'd love to hear from you at operationthrivingmarriage.com or on Facebook and Instagram. And if you found this episode helpful, please rate and review the podcast to help other couples find us and thrive in their marriages too.

After getting lots of requests for Kiss albums, Aaron and Bryon tackle what might be the most hair metal Kiss album of them all, Animalize! Learn about the impact of Tom Selleck and Michael Bolton on this platinum-selling slab of rock, and we get the return of a special guest!

Marc and Bryon are back in the studio catching up on this weekend's events and upcoming events. We review season 4 of Shorsey and John Cena going full heel on Monday Night RAW. We then go over episode 4 of Daredevil Born Again. #podcast #wwe #moviereviews #tvreviews #wrestlingreview #johncena Side Note: I mentioned ‪@fleabittenadventures‬ during my talk about Mansfield Flea Market Opening Day starting around the 0:09:28 mark. Upcoming Comic Show: Cliff's Comic & Collectible Con Sunday, March 30th from 10am to 3pm Plainville VFW 7 Northwest Dr. Plainville, CT 06062

This episode I am joined by... my dad! The inspiration to start We Lost A Good One came from the fact that I had never once talked to my dad Charlie about what it was like losing his older brother Bryon at such a young age. Well, after two seasons and quite the hiatus, we finally did it! We dusted off my dad's memories and with a box of my Uncle Bryon's papers, letters, schoolwork, pictures and other artifacts between us, had quite the conversation.

Marc and Bryon are back in the studio, catching up on TV shows and talking about upcoming comic and toy shows. We also go down the Lego rabbit hole and discuss episode 3 of Daredevil Born Again. #podcast #wwe #moviereviews #tvreviews #wrestlingreview #lego Upcoming Comic Show: Cliff's Comic & Collectible Con Sunday, March 30th from 10am to 3pm Plainville VFW 7 Northwest Dr. Plainville, CT 06062

SummaryIn this conversation, Cathy and Bryon Applegate discuss the latest updates from the James Project in Guatemala, highlighting the recent harvest of onions, staff changes, the empowerment of young mothers through a maternity program, and the ongoing quest for government accreditation for a new maternity home. They also touch on fundraising efforts, community support from local churches, and the impact of visiting teams on the ministry. The conversation emphasizes the importance of adaptability, faith, and the continuous work being done to support the children and families in their care.TakeawaysGod is always working and changing things.The recent onion harvest was a huge blessing.Staff changes are a normal part of ministry life.Marina, a former resident, is now a houseparent.The maternity program empowers young mothers.Navigating government bureaucracy can be challenging.Fundraising efforts are crucial for ongoing support.Community involvement from local churches is increasing.Visiting teams bring unique contributions to the ministry.The Village of Hope is under construction, providing new homes.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Current Updates from Guatemala03:13 Harvesting Blessings: The Onion Success Story06:02 Staff Changes and New Beginnings08:57 Empowering Young Mothers: The Maternity Program11:53 Navigating Bureaucracy: The Quest for Accreditation13:59 Fundraising Efforts and Community Support16:35 Team Visits and Unique Contributions19:41 Building the Future: The Village of Hope22:34 Conclusion and Future Plans24:15 pod out.mp4KeywordsGuatemala, James Project, community support, maternity program, fundraising, staff changes, empowerment, church involvement, volunteer teams, Village of Hope

Trooper shot and killed at his Barracks in PA.Come visit us on YouTube to see the maps, pics, diagrams and much more on this episode as well as many others.https://www.youtube.com/@jamesr.howell

Marc and Bryon are back this week on Zoom. We promote some upcoming local shows and catch up on some TV watching. We give our thoughts on Episodes 1 & 2 of Daredevil Born Again. #Podcast #WWE #Moviereviews #TVreviews #marvel #daredevil #wrestlingreview Upcoming Comic Show: Cliff's Comic & Collectible Con Sunday, March 30th from 10am to 3pm Plainville VFW 7 Northwest Dr. Plainville, CT 06062

This week around the Sonic Campfire, the crew is joined by Bryon Worthen & Delana Bear from Big Horn Armory.  That's right, the very same company that offered the amazing giveaway that Esteban was fortunate enough to win.  Listen in as we get to learn about Big Horn Armory, what they do, and why the love it so much.  Of course, we'll hear a good bit about Estie's gun along the way.  Check it out!!  Instagram: bighornarmory For more In The Currents go to https://rutandriverpursuits.com/ 

Marc & Bryon are back this week catching up on tv shows: Going Dutch, Shoresy & Dexter. We also talk about how this past comic show went. We then go over the results & the big moment from Elimination Chamber. #podcast #WWE #Moviereviews #TVreviews #Wrestling Upcoming Comic Show: Cliff's Comic & Collectible Con Sunday, March 30th from 10am to 3pm Plainville VFW 7 Northwest Dr. Plainville, CT 06062

Join me with my panelists Nikka T , The Curator co, Alice from girls in green, Etienne Fontan, Dr Mark Scialdone, Caitlin from high fidelity, Kaya from Kayas Koffee , Jenn Doe , Best friend Bryon, Colin Palmer, and Dust from strain hunters.Support the show

In this Episode Chris talks to Jon Byron about modelling without a story, focussing purely on a subject You can find Jon on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/jonsmodels Please support our sponsors https://www.scalemodelchallenge.com https//:Anyz.io Please support the show https://www.patreon.com/c/themodelphilosopher Check out the Model Philosophers Lounge, the MP facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1112133263704382 Check out the Model Philosopher Blog https://modelphilosopher.com Chris Business is at https://insidethearmour.com

Bryon worked in industry doing computer systems research and development and in academia. Retiring early, he has applied his computer science mentality—an analytical, logical, and, ideally, open mind—to psychology, dreams, near-death experiences, philosophy, and religion, focusing on the Big Questions about life and reality. This effort has, so far, culminated in his book, titled "A Natural Afterlife Discovered". Bryon shares this nugget of wisdom: if you have an idea, stick with it and don't give up. tags: Bryon Ehlmann, author, A Natural Afterlife Discovered, story, stories, that, empower, empowering, empowerment, inspire, inspiring, inspiration, encourage, encouraging, encouragement, hope, light, podcast, Sean,  

Welcome to the Volta Collective! We're back after a short hiatus, catching up on Brooks' ski race and Bryon's travels across the country—we cover it all! Plus, we dive into your listener questions, which kept things lighthearted this week (we love it!). Hope you enjoy the episode—happy listening!

Aaron and Bryon take a look at this much-requested cult classic and much-loved hidden treasure, Bang Tango's debut album, Psycho Cafe'. Learn about the band's rocket to fame! And just how much Kyle can you have in one band? All this and more, in the latest and loudest episode of HMM!