Podcasts about camaraderie

The final installment of a multi-day spearfishing trip called Sail X Spear. The episode features a group discussion and informal debrief with participants and the crew aboard the boat Condor, where they share their highlights, challenges, and "frother" (enthusiastic person) shoutouts from the trip. Conversations center on diving experiences, technical improvements like float line management and shooting accuracy, impressive fish catches (including a mangrove jack and a tuskie), and the positive, ego-free, teamwork-focused atmosphere fostered throughout the journey. The host, Shrek, and others frequently praise the generous attitudes of the participants and the competency of the crew, while also mentioning sponsors and future trip details. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:25 Setting the Scene: Sail and Spear Trip 01:25 Acknowledging the Team 02:37 Diving Highlights and Reflections 03:37 Spearfishing Techniques and Tips 06:04 Sponsor Shoutout: Adreno Spearfishing 06:57 More Diving Stories and Highlights 08:38 Teamwork and Camaraderie 32:15 Sponsor Shoutout: Neptonics 33:52 Final Reflections and Farewells 38:55 Reflecting on the Trip 39:03 Diving Challenges and Successes 39:27 Celebrating the Catch 39:59 Memorable Moments and Highlights 41:08 Sharing the Experience 41:37 Diving Stories and Techniques 44:21 Acknowledging the Crew 46:39 Final Thoughts and Farewells 49:47 Concluding the Adventure 59:07 Looking Forward to Future Trips

This week on the Oakley Podcast, host Jeremy Kellett is joined by military veteran and Oakley owner-operator Josh Bailey for a heartfelt Veterans Day discussion. Josh shares his experiences from nearly two decades of military service, including multiple combat deployments, and discusses his transition to trucking and civilian life. The episode delves into the challenges veterans face, the unique camaraderie and pride they carry, and the important role of teamwork and support in both military and trucking careers. Key takeaways include the significance of Veterans Day, the value of veteran support, the enduring pride and resilience of those who have served, and so much more. Key topics in today's conversation include:Today's Episode Honoring the Heroes of our Military for Veterans Day (0:34)Improving Safety Scores and Owner Operator Communication (3:00)Josh Joining The Military and Influences From High School and Family (5:11)First Deployments, Roles in Iraq, and Heroic Medevac Crews (8:02)Teamwork, Camaraderie, and Maintaining Military Connections (12:13)Flying Medevac Missions and the Realities of Combat (15:33)Reflections on Deja Vu Deployments, Unit Culture, and Responsibility (18:30)Lessons Learned From Field Artillery and Infantry Roles (21:34)Transition From Military to Trucking Life and Family Background (24:13)Returning to Civilian Life and the Challenge of Reintegration (27:26)Applying Military Leadership and Attention to Detail in Trucking (30:35)Lifelong Habits, Vigilance, and Veteran Pride (33:33)What Veterans Day Means to A Veteran: Pride and Patriotism (36:43)Honoring All Veterans and the Power of Support (39:07)Closing Gratitude, Final Reflections, and Conclusion (41:18)Oakley Trucking is a family-owned and operated trucking company headquartered in North Little Rock, Arkansas. For more information, check out our show website: podcast.bruceoakley.com. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

“You can't be afraid to jump.” — Clay Novak "Let's get left of the boom. We should be doing the same thing for veteran suicide." This Veterans Day, join Reena Friedman Watts and her dad, Wayne, as they sit down with Lt. Col. Clay Novak (Ret.), combat veteran, author of the new book Rebellis, and co-host of The Elsa Kurt Show. Clay shares his hard-earned lessons on leadership, resilience, fatherhood, and life after combat — and weighs in on today's politics and world events. Elsa Kurt, known as The Blonde Kamala, a political commentator, co-host of the podcast, and married to a police officer and veteran. Together, they bring candid, no-holds-barred insights on freedom, service, and navigating the modern world. Clay shares his journey from military life to becoming a podcaster and author, revealing the lessons learned along the way. He discusses the challenges and camaraderie of military service, the stark contrasts between his experiences and those of veterans from previous generations, and how these insights inform his writing and advocacy work today. With humor and sincerity, Clay opens up about the realities of combat, the importance of community for veterans, and the critical issue of suicide prevention within the veteran population. He emphasizes the need for belonging and the role that camaraderie plays in helping veterans cope with life after service. As they explore Clay's creative endeavors, including his writing process and the inspiration behind his characters, Reena and Wayne engage in a heartfelt conversation that highlights the importance of mentorship, resilience, and the power of storytelling. This episode is not only a testament to the sacrifices made by those in uniform but also a celebration of the legacy they leave behind. Keywords Veterans, Military Service, Podcasting, Author, Suicide Prevention, Fatherhood, Politics, Community, Resilience, Storytelling, Creative Writing, Camaraderie, Life Lessons, Personal Growth, Legacy, Advocacy (00:00) Reena friedman watts brings you the better call dream daddy show (02:13) I co host the podcast with Elsa Kurt, and it's politics of the day (07:14) You grew up in the suburbs in a blue collar family (10:39) How do you think your time in the service differed from Vietnam (16:57) Talk to me about friendly fire during the Vietnam War (18:51) Getting wounded in Afghanistan was incredibly difficult and probably tragic (24:42) It's 22 veterans a day, on average commit suicide (29:04) Talk a little bit about how you have gotten creative since leaving the military (34:41) Keep Moving, Keep Shooting is Terry Davis, that's the main character (37:10) I'm curious about the artwork and the thought behind the cover design (40:01) Would you compare publishing your book to jumping out of a plane (44:43) Clay Novak: Please get my books into libraries. Please do. I think that's benefits everybody (48:05) 22 veterans commit suicide every year, according to Better Call Daddy (53:42) The point is, is that he wants to talk about politics. And writing about it and predicting Connect with Clay Novak Clay Novak's Website Connect with Reena Friedman Watts Better Call Daddy Website | LinkedIn | Instagram YouTube Thank you for tuning in to Better Call Daddy—where wisdom and heart meet!

Send us a textIn this episode, Richard sits down with Wesley Farnsworth, a veteran and author, to discuss his journey from military service to civilian life. Wesley shares his experiences as a military photographer, the emotional challenges he faced, and the camaraderie he built with fellow service members. He also reflects on the transition to civilian life, the skills he gained, and the importance of supporting veterans. Wesley's new book, 'The Blueprint of Becoming,' explores themes of faith, overcoming addiction, and personal growth, providing practical tips for those seeking change in their lives.https://www.minuteswisely.orgSupport the show

SummaryThis is the story of how a "pipe dream," a full-time job, and a Billy Currington song accidentally launched one of barbecue's most memorable brands.Jason Rains, the founder of "Pretty Good At Drinking Beer Barbecue," joins us to share his wild 15-year journey. He started with zero experience and a team name that's a marketing nightmare (but a fan favorite). He pulls no punches, recounting the story of finishing "dead ass last" at a major competition only to fight his way back to a Grand Reserve (second place) finish years later.In this episode, Jason shares the unfiltered story behind his brand, his bold quest to create a sauce "better than Head Country" (a big deal in Oklahoma!), and his new projects, including a non-traditional smoker cookbook and a revolutionary no-sugar-added sauce sweetened with monk fruit.More than just barbecue, this is a story about community, passion, and hustle. Jason balances his full-time job and a return to college for digital marketing, all while running his growing business. His core philosophy? "Food doesn't care about your race. Food doesn't care about your religion... Food brings people together."In this episode, you'll learn:The Origin Story: How a Billy Currington song on a back porch led to the "PGADB" brand.The Competition Grind: The truth about competing, from finishing "dead ass last" in 2015 to claiming a top prize.Oklahoma Sauce Wars: The cultural importance of Head Country and Jason's mission to create a sauce he loves even more.What's Next: A sneak peek at his upcoming second cookbook (focused on non-traditional smoker dishes) and his new no-sugar-added sauce.The "Pipe Dream": How Jason's passion project evolved into a legitimate business with employees.Core Philosophy: Why supporting local businesses and the spirit of community define the barbecue world.The Big Picture: Jason's powerful belief that food is the ultimate unifier, transcending politics, religion, and race.Chapters:0:23 The Origin of "Pretty Good At Drinking Beer Barbecue"3:06 Branding Challenges and Success4:18 Barbecue Competition Experiences5:38 The Evolution of BBQ Sauces6:07 Head Country BBQ Sauce in Oklahoma7:07 Changing Judge Preferences8:12 Developing a Sugar-Free BBQ Sauce10:11 Barbecue Sauce and Family11:37 The Science of Smoking Meat15:06 Smoker Recommendations: Hasty Bake and Oklahoma Joe19:00 The Nook and Local Business Support21:19 Philosophy of Supporting Local Businesses22:19 Challenges of Competing with Big Box Retailers24:26 Why "Pretty Good At Drinking Beer Barbecue" Avoids Walmart25:27 Working with Homeland Stores27:38 The Realities of the BBQ Sauce Business29:59 Shipping BBQ Sauce Nationwide31:09 The Power of Food to Bring People Together31:56 Juggling a Full-Time Job and a "Pipe Dream" Business33:09 The First Cookbook: "I'd Smoke That"34:09 Non-Traditional Smoker Recipes37:18 Plans for the Second Cookbook39:31 The Value of Teaching and Community40:06 Smooth Sailing and Stressful Times41:09 Leaving a Legacy41:35 The Camaraderie of the Barbecue World43:24 First Grand Reserve Win46:25 Helping Fellow Competitors50:18 Favorite Food (Not Barbecue)51:00 Regional Barbecue Styles52:48 Belief in Luck vs. Smartness53:34 Returning to College for Digital MarketingBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

 Our guest today is William Daniels, an award-winning textile and quilt artist whose work bridges fine art and social commentary. Born in New Orleans and now based in New York, William blends a deep academic background with a hands-on creative spirit. With degrees from the State University of New York and New York University—and nearing completion of his PhD in Art Theory, Philosophy, and Aesthetics—his art reflects both intellect and intuition. Known for his rich use of texture, symbolism, and storytelling, William's quilts are as thought-provoking as they are visually stunning. Yet, for all his accolades and exhibits, his favorite part of the artistic journey is the camaraderie—the people(6:58) Will talks about the “voice of the quilt”. What does this mean?(9:08) What are some of his most memorable creations?(11:33) Meg reads a quote from William about how he creates. He explains what it means to hold a mirror to society.(13:50) Will's work has been described as Bohemian, eclectic and experiential. He addresses this description and even takes a little umbridge with one of these descriptors. (15:05) Will takes us through his creative process(16:39) How long do his projects take to create? Well…it depends!(18:00) Will talks about his interest in astronomy and how it affects his work.(19:57) In addition to his many hobbies – Will is PhD ABD. He talks about his thesis.(21:25) Camaraderie is deeply important to Will. He talks about those he's met on his journey and how they've helped and influenced him. He tells of these people and particularly an experience at a New York Quilt Guild while in college.(27:03) What is Will working on now?(28:50) How does Will make some two-dimensional more human?(29:52) What does he do in his spare time?(30:58) What's next and what's his dream?(32:28) Is there a question we didn't ask? Well…what's been the most difficult aspect of quilting. Will talks about gender issues in quilting as a male who quilts…for example feminine quilting vernacular.To reach out to William, you can find him at williamdanielsartist.com, or on Instagram @williamdanielsartist. Be sure to subscribe to, review and rate this podcast on your favorite platform…and visit our website sewandsopodcast.com for more information about today's and all of our Guests.

In this Pit Stop mini-sode, we return to Donald C. Davidson's storytelling with a nostalgic return to Watkins Glen, reminiscing about his first visit in 1972 and subsequent visits until 1977. Donald shares detailed stories about early experiences at the US Grand Prix, interactions with legendary drivers like Jackie Stewart and Niki Lauda, and the unique culture of the racing community at that time. His anecdotes highlight the camaraderie among drivers and fans, and he vividly recalls the vibrant atmosphere at events such as those held throughout the village and the track. Donald also reflects on the unchanged charm of the area despite the passage of time and shares humorous and poignant incidents from the heyday of Formula 1 at Watkins Glen. This episode was originally recorded in 2012 at International Motor Racing Research Center and has been remastered for this podcast. ===== (Oo---x---oO) ===== 00:00 Donald C. Davidson's Nostalgic Return to Watkins Glen 00:37 Early Experiences and Legendary Drivers 01:08 Memorable Moments and Racing Culture 04:18 Gatherings and Camaraderie at the Speedway 11:22 The Unique Atmosphere of Watkins Glen 12:12 Encounters with Racing Legends 13:48 Reflections on the Changing Racing Scene 15:39 Personal Anecdotes and Stories 20:09 The Glen Motor Court Experience 32:35 Final Thoughts and Conclusion ==================== The Motoring Podcast Network : Years of racing, wrenching and Motorsports experience brings together a top notch collection of knowledge, stories and information. #everyonehasastory #gtmbreakfix - motoringpodcast.net More Information: Visit Our Website Become a VIP at: Patreon Online Magazine: Gran Touring Follow us on Social: Instagram This episode is part of our HISTORY OF MOTORSPORTS SERIES and is sponsored in part by: The International Motor Racing Research Center (IMRRC), The Society of Automotive Historians (SAH), The Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Argetsinger Family. 

Old Dominion Hall of Famer Thomas DeMarco joins The Monarchists Podcast to take a trip down memory lane — from his recruitment to ODU's first-ever football team, to that unforgettable first touchdown, comeback wins, the bond among the original Monarchs, and his post-football life.DeMarco opens up about the challenges of starting a brand-new program, his time in the CFL, lessons learned as a student-athlete, and how those experiences shaped his life and career today. It's a funny, heartfelt, and inspiring conversation about leadership, loyalty, and the early days of Old Dominion football.

Send us a textIn this episode of the Late to Grid podcast, we sit down with Jon Miller—autocrosser, rally racer, and performance cooling expert from Mishimoto. Jon shares his deep-rooted motorsports journey, which began with his grandparents racing SCCA rallies in the '50s and '60s, and an early secret lesson in driving a manual transmission Ford SHO.Jon dives into his experience across multiple disciplines, from a chaotic, unsupervised first track day at Nelson Ledges to his favorite form of racing: stage rally. He shares candid advice on why investing in a high-quality driving school is the best way to save time and money, and how making time to wrench is his form of therapy. Finally, we get an insider's look at Mishimoto, discussing why bigger isn't always better when it comes to cooling, and when a driver needs to upgrade from an OEM radiator.If you're chasing lap times, you need a track ready setup for your car. Get to AtomicAutosports.com to get your car scheduled to get you on the podium. Track ready setups for time trial drivers and others Thanks for listening and taking an interest in growing grassroots racing. The Late To Grid podcast shares the stories and inspiration that help listeners along their motorsports journey. Find all episodes on the Atomic Autosports website.

This week's edition of Overdrive Radio drops into our awards ceremony October 23, 2025, with four Small Fleet Champs -- the owners of Clifford Hay Inc., Thomasville Funiture Xpress, Turnage & Sons, and Oberman Logistics all on hand for the event in Nashville, Tennessee. Before the dinnertime program got started that fine Thursday evening, Overdrive editor Todd Dills had the chance to sit down with all of the owners, with results in this wide-raning roundtable talk around what TFX co-owner Scott Denmark pointed out was more of a rectangular table in fact. Be that as it may, the pair of Scotts (Scott Cruthis is Denmark's co-owner) is joined here by Clifford Hay and Wes Oberman, likewise Robbie Turnage, all swapping stories and biz advice in response to two principal questions: 1. What's been your biggest business challenge in recent years, and how are you working to overcome it? 2. What's the best piece of advice you might give an aspiring small fleet owner? Topics range across matters of trucking insurance hikes, investment to handle tire maintenance in-house for sizable savings and no small number of breakdown headaches and towing horror stories met head-on. Both Cruthis and Turnage own their own fifth-wheel tow hooks, giving the fleets capability to rescue a rig sidelined without getting dinged with a huge tow bill (and saving on maintenance by doing necessary work in-house,too). Turnage told the story of a near $15K tow bill for a grand total of four miles of towing for a job the tow company claimed required a rotator and a hefty "EPA clean-up fee." Turned out the tow operator didn't even own a rotator and certainly didn't use one for this particular job. Turnage found it out when he showed up in Pennsylvania with an appointment to pick his truck up, and the tow operator put him off and put him off for hours before finally relinquishing the equipment. How'd he get out of that one? Hear more about it in the podcast, along with a variety of other war stories from each of the individual owners. All are certainly doing a lot right, and with similarities amongst each other in many respects, though their operations couldn't be more different. Turnage and Sons operates all company-owned equipment, hauling milk in big tankers. Thomasville Furniture Xpress run less-than truckload -- yes, furniture, with a mix company and owner-operator equipment. Oberman Logistics is all owner-operator, mostly platform freight run through brokerage partners, and Clifford Hay up in New York has six owned trucks and probably couldn't be more diverse in terms of trailers owned and utilized for a wide variety of freight. Along the way, hear Overdrive's Dills introduce each fleet from the stage, and plenty advice from the champs about preparing to make any big move from one truck to many. There's also an anecdote about a 579 that gets misstated as a vintage, just 1-million-mile Pete 359 -- with plenty of surprise, laughter and obvious camaraderie amongst the owners assembled, that's certain. A lot to glean from the long careers of these five, and here's big congrats to all four and a note of thanks for joining us and event sponsor NASTC in the effort. More about the finalists and the winners: https://www.overdriveonline.com/small-fleet-champ/article/15770012/overdrives-2025-small-fleet-champs-tfx-oberman-come-out-on-top NASTC named its America's Best Drivers, Best Broker and Transportation Ambassadors at the conference as well, detail here: https://www.overdriveonline.com/life/article/15770618/nastcs-americas-best-drivers-team-new-ambassadors-named-for-2025

Season 7, Episode 1 — "Relevance Report 2025: Sports"As the 2025 Relevance Report launches, this debut episode brings together three leading voices in communication to reflect on how sports mirror the industry's biggest transformations — from AI and media disruption to purpose-driven storytelling.Guests:Jennifer Stephens-Acree — Founder & CEO, JSA PartnersKirk Stewart — USC Professor, Former Nike VP of Global CommunicationsMaryanne Lataif — SVP, Corporate Communications, AEGHost: Fred Cook, Director, USC Center for Public RelationsDiscussion BreakdownThe Rise of Women's Sports — 0:02Brand Sponsorship and Cultural Momentum — 3:00The “Bro Culture” and Camaraderie in Women's Leagues — 5:00College Athletics and NIL Impact — 8:30The Transfer Portal and Fan Loyalty — 10:30Technology and the Fan Experience — 17:20Immersive Storytelling in Live Events — 19:30Celebrity Athletes and Media Power — 22:20The Future of PR in Sports — 25:40Sports as the Great Unifier — 29:10Key Insights1. Women's Sports Are Leading a Cultural ShiftJennifer Stephens-Acree spotlights the boom in women's sports as both a cultural and commercial movement, where authenticity, storytelling, and activism have become the foundation for fan connection and brand relevance.2. College Athletics Is at a CrossroadsKirk Stewart critiques the financial and ethical complexities of college athletics, from billion-dollar NIL deals to constant roster turnover. His forecast: a new model resembling the NFL, with athletes eventually recognized as employees.3. Technology Is Reimagining the Fan ExperienceMaryanne Lataif reveals how AEG is revolutionizing live events with personalization tools, spatial audio, and real-time audience data, turning spectators into participants and deepening emotional connections to teams and artists.4. PR's Expanding Role in SportsThe panel agrees that communicators are now central to shaping sports narratives — from athlete storytelling to immersive digital fan engagement — as PR bridges data, creativity, and cultural relevance.5. Sports as a Unifying ForceIn an era of division, the guests identify sports as one of the last remaining shared spaces that bring people together, a reminder of PR's power to connect communities through emotion and experience. Production CreditsA production of the USC Annenberg Center for Public Relations at the University of Southern California.Host: Fred CookExecutive Producer: Ron AntonetteSeason 7 Producers: Joe Carreon and Anvi MahajanProduction: Camille Culbertson, Jack Gisler, Toma BattinoEditorial: Joey Cha, Ivan Feng, Natalie Lopez, Grace An, Emmy SnyderSocial Content: Angelina Tran, Hailey EvansGrowth: Van Luu, Shaan DhaliwalLinksFollow the USC Center for PR (@usccenterforpr) on Instagram and LinkedIn. Follow Fred Cook on LinkedIn. Find all our reports at annenberg.usc.edu/cpr.Download the 2025 Relevance Report at annenberg.usc.edu/relevance

Brian is in from Snap Fitness to talk Halloween candy, we discuss surviving a horror movie, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian is in from Snap Fitness to talk Halloween candy, we discuss surviving a horror movie, and more!

Brian is in from Snap Fitness to talk Halloween candy, we discuss surviving a horror movie, and more!

Brian is in from Snap Fitness to talk Halloween candy, we discuss surviving a horror movie, and more!

SummaryIn this special 80th episode of 'Whiskey Watches the Wheels', the hosts celebrate their milestone by discussing various topics including the weather, their favorite watches, and the drinks they are enjoying. The conversation shifts to the controversial decision by General Motors to implement subscription services for features in their vehicles, raising concerns about consumer rights and the future of automotive technology. The episode concludes with a lively debate on the differences between air-cooled and water-cooled cars, highlighting the unique characteristics and driving experiences of each type. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the intricacies of driving dynamics between different Porsche models, particularly the 912 and 911, and the performance characteristics of the 997.1 GT3. They discuss the impact of suspension setups on handling, the experience of driving with PDK transmissions, and the challenges faced with engine issues in a 997. The discussion highlights the emotional connection to driving and the technical aspects that enhance or hinder performance.

(00:01) Teaching Golf Standards and Challenges This chapter features an engaging conversation with Brian Manzella, a renowned golf instructor who is highly ranked in both Golf Magazine's Top 100 Teachers and Golf Digest's Top 50 Teachers lists. We explore the challenges of finding a suitable golf teacher who can adapt to individual learning styles rather than enforcing a one-size-fits-all approach. Brian shares insights into the low standards in the golf teaching industry, contrasting it with other professions that require certifications. He reflects on his career choices and aspirations, and the conversation highlights the importance of having experienced and qualified instructors in golf. Brian's journey and thoughts offer a valuable perspective on the state of golf instruction today. (11:26) Standardizing Golf Instruction This chapter addresses the challenges and opportunities in the world of golf instruction, particularly focusing on biomechanics and communication within the PGA of America. I explore the contrasting methodologies between various biomechanics schools, such as Jacobs 3D and TPI, and question the potential for a unified approach. The conversation also critiques the communication skills in teaching, suggesting that studying successful educators could be more beneficial. I propose two actionable solutions to enhance teaching standards: first, requiring PGA instructors to upload a 30-minute lesson annually, which could foster transparency and inspire improvement; and second, initiating monthly Zoom meetings led by thought leaders, providing a platform for sharing knowledge and techniques. However, I acknowledge potential resistance due to fears of embarrassment and reluctance to showcase one's methods publicly. (19:16) Selecting the Right Golf Instructor This chapter explores how to cultivate emotional attachment to football games when you don't naturally support local teams, such as the Cincinnati Bengals or the Cleveland Browns. By placing bets on platforms like FanDuel, you can create a rooting interest, enhancing your enjoyment and engagement with the games. We also discuss the challenges and politics within the PGA of America regarding innovation and the reluctance to embrace new teaching methodologies due to potential backlash from established professionals. Finally, we address the confusion some might face when seeking golf lessons and how to find the right instructor to improve their game. (28:47) Establishing Standards in Golf Instruction This chapter explores the challenge of identifying great golf teachers and critiques the current system that often relies on reputation and word of mouth. We discuss the flaws in how professional golfers select instructors, noting that the same few teachers are recycled without necessarily being the best. There's a call for a more structured and standardized system to evaluate golf teachers, much like other professions have, to ensure quality instruction. We suggest that someone with a comprehensive understanding of golf instruction, like Brian, could lead an organization to establish fair and effective criteria for rating teachers. The conversation also touches on the need for better communication skills among instructors to improve how they convey their knowledge to students. (38:29) The Golf Instruction Industry Issues This chapter explores the cyclical nature of golf teaching trends and the resurgence of topics like the golfing machine and O'Grady's methodologies on social media platforms. We reflect on how these discussions have been extensively debated in forums and Facebook groups over the years, and yet continue to re-emerge with new generations. The idea of creating an archival system to document these recurring trends is discussed, emphasizing the need for a structured approach to preserving golf teaching history. Additionally, we analyze the influence of tour instructors and the fluctuation of their perceived credibility, noting that many gain prominence without having developed players from the ground up. The conversation also touches on the lack of dedicated media coverage for the golf teaching industry, suggesting that more consistent scrutiny could address ongoing issues and misconceptions. (50:08) The Future of Golf Instruction This chapter focuses on the future of the golf teaching business and how it can be improved. We explore the potential for customization in golf instruction, emphasizing the importance of tailoring lessons to individual players' needs. The conversation highlights the potential for increased visibility of personalized coaching through online platforms, allowing coaches to showcase their work with specific players. While AI is acknowledged as a transformative force, the discussion shifts to the shortcomings of golf telecasts, particularly the lackluster performance of current announcers. We discuss the idea of offering alternative commentary options, allowing viewers to choose more engaging and knowledgeable voices to enhance the viewing experience. The overall sentiment is that both golf instruction and telecasts have room for improvement, and there is hope for more personalized and entertaining approaches in the future. (54:42) Celebrating Golf Music Memories This chapter is all about having a good time with a nod to musical nostalgia and a touch of humor. We explore the joys of appreciating pickles and the fun of picking who you love, alongside a light-hearted mention of Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks, specifically their classic song "How Can I Miss You When You Won't Go Away." It's a mix of laughter and fond memories as we share this entertaining moment. Ryan and I have a great exchange, highlighting the fun and camaraderie of the group, while also playfully acknowledging the presence of cynicism. It's a heartfelt thanks to Ryan for joining us, as we wrap up another engaging session on Those Weekend Golf Guys. #GolfInstruction, #BrianManzella, #TeachingStandards, #PGAofAmerica, #Biomechanics, #Communication, #AdaptiveTeaching, #IndividualLearningStyles, #Certification, #InstructionalStandards, #AI, #PersonalizedCoaching, #GolfTelecasts, #MusicalNostalgia, #Camaraderie, #GolfCommunity, #GolfIndustry, #TeachingTrends, #GolfTeachers, #GolfMediaCoverage Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. 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Send us a textIn this episode, the hosts discuss personal updates, including Richard's upcoming trips to Michigan for NFL games and the launch of his nonprofit, Minutes Wisely, which sends veterans and families to sporting events. They also share heartfelt stories about children battling cancer and the special projects being organized for them. The conversation shifts to big announcements regarding NFL season tickets and plans for the Marine Corps birthday celebration. Dustin shares his military background, experiences, and reflections on loss and mental health. The episode concludes with Dustin discussing his career in motorsports and upcoming events. In this engaging conversation, the participants share their experiences in racing, military life, and personal stories that highlight camaraderie and the challenges faced during and after service. They discuss memorable moments from their time in the military, adventures in foreign ports, and the generational differences in military culture. The conversation also touches on the importance of connections and reunions, as well as reflections on overcoming life's challenges.Support the show

Send us a textIn this episode, Richard and R. A. Farrer engage with Keith, who shares his journey from military service to community involvement through the Community Barbecue Club. They discuss upcoming fundraising events, Keith's military experiences, and the importance of community service. Keith emphasizes the need for veterans to continue serving their communities and shares personal stories from his deployments. The conversation also touches on the therapeutic benefits of scuba diving for veterans and concludes with advice for those facing challenges.https://minuteswisely.orgSupport the show

We continue our Advance series – a tour through the Book of Acts asking the question, “How does the gospel go forward?”  In this message, based on Acts 21:1-15, we'll explore how Paul, along with his band of brothers, modeled for us the need for community and discipleship courage in boldly proclaiming the gospel to all who would hear. We're glad you're here. ABOUT US | We are cultivating a vibrant community of faith, hope and love that follows Jesus into the world so our neighbors may also experience God's goodness. Learn more at https://www.cpchb.org/core-values/PRAY  | To request prayer or pray with us, visit https://www.cpchb.org/prayer GIVE  |  To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people, visit  https://www.cpchb.org/give/ PRAYER REQUESTS | https://www.cpchb.org/prayerGIVE  | https://www.cpchb.org/give/CONNECT  |  We want to connect with you!  Visit us at  https://www.facebook.com/cpchb/    https://www.instagram.com/christpacificchurch/    Weekly eBlast: https://tinyurl.com/swy75ujv  MORE INFO | https://www.cpchb.org/

In this episode, Jennifer Darling and Josh Darling discuss the concept of 'shift meal' and its significance in fostering camaraderie and teamwork among first responders. They explore various experiences from different departments, the impact of shared meals on workplace culture, and the mental health benefits associated with communal dining. The conversation also highlights specific examples of successful shift meals, including taco nights and cooking competitions, emphasizing the importance of food as a unifying force in high-stress environments.  

The Bowhunter Chronicles Podcast - Episode 368: Clear Cuts and Camaraderie - Aaron Hepler - In Camp Podcast In this episode of the Bow Hunter Chronicles Podcast, Adam  interviews Aaron Hepler, the host of the In Camp Podcast. They discuss the foundation of Aaron's podcast, which aims to explore a variety of outdoor activities beyond just deer hunting. Aaron shares his experiences in balancing family life with outdoor pursuits, his upbringing in hunting and fishing, and the importance of mentorship in the hunting community. They also delve into the challenges of modern hunting, the role of trail cameras, and strategies for hunting in clear cuts. The conversation emphasizes the significance of being well-rounded in outdoor activities and the joy of sharing experiences with others. 00:04:32 Introduction to In Camp Podcast00:07:08 The Importance of a Well-Rounded Outdoor Experience00:09:36 Balancing Family Life and Outdoor Pursuits00:13:17 Growing Up in the Outdoors: Early Influences00:17:48 The Shift in Hunting Culture and Mentorship00:22:21 Understanding Deer Hunting: From Basics to Advanced Strategies00:27:07 The Role of Trail Cameras in Modern Hunting00:31:22 Navigating the Challenges of Hunting with Technology00:42:37 The Role of Trail Cameras in Hunting00:50:29 Learning from Observation and Experience01:01:58 Understanding Clear Cuts and Their Impact on Deer Behavior01:15:01 Hunting Strategies for Peak Season https://www.paintedarrow.com - BHC15 for 15% off https://www.spartanforge.ai (https://www.spartanforge.ai/)  - save 25% with code bowhunter   https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com (https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com/) s https://www.zingerfletches.com (https://www.zingerfletches.com/) https://huntworthgear.com/ https://www.lucky-buck.com (https://www.lucky-buck.com/) https://www.bigshottargets.com (https://www.bigshottargets.com/)   https://genesis3dprinting.com (https://genesis3dprinting.com/) https://vitalizeseed.com (https://vitalizeseed.com/)  https://waypointtv.com/#podcast If you like what we are doing and want to see more, please consider checking out our Patreon account. Any funds generated through our Patreon account are funneled right back into the podcast to help fund equipment, hosting fees and gear for reviews and giveaways and as always future hunts.  http://bit.ly/BHCPatreon http://bit.ly/BowhunterChroniclesPodcas https://huntworthgear.com/?utm_source=Pro+Staff&utm_medium=Direct+Link&utm_campaign=Preseason+Sale Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices (https://megaphone.fm/adchoices)Keywords hunting, podcast, mentorship, deer hunting, outdoor activities, family balance, trail cameras, clear cuts, Pennsylvania hunting, fishing Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the only MTB podcast to provide you with suspect mountain bike expertise, best enjoyed while sunning your rear, paddling your shins, or taping down your “business” for that sweet aerodynamic gain. Oh, and we have pro riders like Jerrell Webster on. On this week's episode, we chewed through three core themes at a speed only barely hampered by our collective ADHD: 1) Debating the joys of escaping from traditional team sports into the beautiful, ego-destroying mayhem of mountain biking, 2) Exposing the seedy underbelly of the MTB world's obsession with tight kits, mysterious Facebook boomers, and our own online store that only seems to accept PayPal, and 3) Taking an overdue dose of reality about diversity on bikes, featuring Jerrell Webster's quest to make Rampage less pale. We sprinkle in some shinner injuries, unsolicited scooter opinions, and just enough political Facebook comment dumpster fires to keep your brain itching all week. We recommend you "smash" play harder than Sponch's mom if you want a “podshow” that delivers the gnar, the existential dread, and all the self-deprecating humor your tender little ears can handle. Just don't expect any useful advice—unless you consider life hacks like “always ready to shred” and “never trust a man who pedals” as gospel.  Guest info: Jerrell Webster Check out our store for sick shirts. Got to our Patreon and give us money. We've added old episodes, downloadable songs, and give you early access to raw, uncut shows for only $4.20/month. Get 30% off BLIZ sunglasses and more with the code "sponchesmom". 00:00 From Skateboarding to Sports Shift 16:17 "Trail Riding: Trust and Camaraderie" 30:01 "Always Ready: E-Bike Philosophy" 38:42 Parental Support in College Decisions 50:43 Inclusive Engagement with Diverse Communities 01:01:51 Record-Breaking Stunts by People of Color 01:09:58 Perspective Shift on Height Fear 01:14:13 Effort in Scootering Matters 01:25:38 Recent Influential Riding Experiences 01:40:52 Event Coordination & Rider Reflections 01:51:39 "Jackson Goldstone's Tight Kit Trend" 02:01:13 "Big Simping Chronicles"

Melissa Hahn is an intercultural consultant, educator, and author. [01:42] Beginning of the interview. In this episode, you will learn: The best memory of Melissa when she lived in Poland New insights about forging bonds in a global and hybrid workplace The role of the organization Her last message Her latest published book, co-authored with Andy Molinsky (McGraw Hill): Forging Bonds in a Global Workforce: Build Rapport, Camaraderie, and Optimal Performance No Matter the Time Zone Would you like to become a better global leader? Please subscribe to explore real advice from honest people, and let's continue the conversation on LinkedIn!

From Groom Expo prep to celebrating Barkleigh Honors winners, hosts Chris Anthony and Mary Oquendo mix laughs, real talk, and practical tips for grooming pros. Discover how Surrounded by Idiots can help you work better with clients and colleagues, why boundaries matter, and the life-saving importance of carbon monoxide detectors in mobile vans. Camaraderie, insight, and a few hilarious detours—this is grooming talk at its best.

Veterans and transitioning servicemembers often face challenges when seeking civilian careers. Brian Marchegiani, co-founder of Mack Brothers Elevator, found his calling in the skilled labor field. But he does more than elevator repair. He gives back to the veteran community, providing jobs for former military members and military families. In fact, for this business owner, mentorship isn't optional, it's a force multiplier. Learn more about this entrepreneur success story, how to apply his expertise to landing a job in the skilled trades and more in the third episode of Veteran Entrepreneurs, a special four-part series from The American Legion Tango Alpha Lima podcast. Special Guest: Brian Marchegiani.

We begin this episode of DXP with a heartwarming observation that everything is just getting worse with no signs of improvement. We hear from a caller with some thoughts on diet and exercise, from which we springboard to a discussion about money and energy, and what (if any) effect our attitude has on wealth and abundance. We then discuss the topic of ageing and the supposed decline in happiness people experience as they enter their fifties. We conclude with “Pastor Jack's Off.”

Send us a textIn this episode, Richard Andrew Farrer sits down with Brian Tracey, a former Marine, to discuss their military experiences, including deployments to Iraq and Haiti, the challenges of coping with PTSD, and the importance of camaraderie among veterans. They share personal stories of courage, recovery, and the impact of military service on their lives. The conversation also highlights upcoming events and initiatives to support veterans and their families.https://www.minuteswisely.orgSupport the show

In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics ranging from personal experiences in running and living abroad to the intricacies of marathon training and heart rate training. They share insights on the importance of resilience, community support, and nutrition in athletic performance. The conversation also touches on the journey of writing a book and the challenges faced along the way, emphasizing personal growth and the lessons learned from setbacks. In this engaging conversation, the hosts discuss various themes surrounding fundraising, resilience in athletic performance, and the experiences of participating in the Great World Race. They explore the challenges faced during extreme conditions, the importance of teamwork and community support, and the strategies for nutrition and recovery in endurance events. The discussion highlights personal growth, shared experiences, and future goals, culminating in a reflection on the journey of resilience and camaraderie among athletes.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Current Events02:47 Adeline's Big TV Debut06:11 Reflections on Acting and Stage Presence08:25 Running and Fitness Updates10:28 Trampoline Park Adventures16:29 Recovery and Aging in Sports18:04 Fun Moments and Live Shows19:30 Exciting Announcements and Upcoming Events22:04 Fundraising Reflections and Personal Goals24:02 Team Dynamics and Ultra Running Challenges26:01 Pop Culture and Celebrity Engagements27:51 Bromance and Sports Fandom31:00 Introducing the Guest: Andreas Biryukov33:00 Video Transition.mp433:03 Introduction to Andres Birjukos37:59 From Kayaking to Running: A Journey of Transformation45:16 The Heart Rate Training Revolution54:10 The Resilient Athlete: Mindset and Lifestyle01:03:13 The Great World Race: Challenges and Triumphs01:17:33 Nutrition Challenges in Extreme Environments01:19:04 Adjusting Strategies Mid-Race01:22:48 Teamwork and Pacing Strategies01:28:12 Dealing with Heat and Humidity01:33:00 Camaraderie and Support Among Runners01:38:32 Physical Toll of Multiple Marathons01:51:43 Future Plans and GoalsMy Race Tatts Affiliate Page - 15% of your purchase goes towards our TEAM FORCE Fundraising efforts for the NYC Marathon Wrightsock Affiliate Page - 15% of your purchase goes towards our TEAM FORCE Fundraising efforts for the NYC Marathon Eric's NYC Marathon Fundraiser - Team FORCE, a dynamic organization that supports the hereditary cancer community Erika's Chicago Marathon Fundraiser - for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of her brother, Nick Strava GroupLinktree - Find everything hereInstagram - Follow us on the gram YouTube - Subscribe to our channel Patreon - Support usThreadsEmail us at OnTheRunsPod@gmail.com

Austin von Letkemann, better known by his MandatoryFunDay Instagram handle, leads off this episode by talking about his new podcast, the Army-Navy Game and more. Global War on Terrorism Memorial Foundation CEO Rod Rodriguez shares an update on plans for the memorial and a new podcast that launches with a pilot episode September 11. Representatives of The American Legion's community service project, Heroes United to Heal and Protecting Vets Foundation also chatted with the hosts of Tango Alpha Lima about the role of service, overcoming PTSD and military sexual trauma. All this and more in Part 2 of our episode recorded during the Legion's National Convention in Tampa, Fla. Special Guests: Alyse Duffy, Austin Von Letkemann, Bridget Lake, Donna A. Michaels, Jennifer Ballou, and Michael "Rod" Rodriguez.

Episode #1024  Ever feel like you're doing life on your own, even when you're surrounded by people? In this episode, Doug sits down with two TPM legends, Mike and Justin, to talk straight about what real camaraderie looks like, why it matters, and how it changes everything from your business to your relationships. They get into the power of being around like-minded men, how vulnerability actually builds trust (not weakness), and what happens when you stop comparing and start connecting. It's not about fake hype or locker room bravado. This is about having people in your corner who hold you to a higher standard and won't let you fall behind. You'll also hear how these guys built lasting brotherhood through shared struggles, open conversations, and calling each other out with love. If you've ever felt like something's missing in your circle or you're ready to stop lone-wolfing your growth, this episode is for you. Want to stop guessing and actually fix what's broken in your relationship? Grab your free training here: https://fixmarriage.thepowerfulman.com/scales It breaks down exactly what's not working and gives you a clear plan to get your wife looking at you the way she used to. No fluff, just results.

Send us a textDedication and camaraderie continue to define the Golfweek Amateur Tour, and this week's episode brings those values front and center.Tim Newman and Chris Rocha spotlight July Player of the Month, Dan Hubbard, whose commitment to the Louisiana North Tour goes far beyond his own game. Driving 4–7 hours from Texas to compete, Dan not only plays but also pours into the community, knowing every member by name, hosting pre-tournament “Pick 'Em” podcasts with his partner Trey, and creating a family-like atmosphere that elevates the entire tour.We also dive into the story of 1st Lieutenant Marshall Daniel of the El Paso/Las Cruces Tour. A West Point graduate and active Army officer, Marshall's balance of military service and golf excellence is nothing short of inspiring. Fresh off rounds of 66–68, he shares how discipline, course management, and passion fuel his competitive edge.As the regular season nears its close, tour directors nationwide are nominating players whose commitment extends beyond the scorecard; driving hours to events, uplifting fellow competitors, and embodying what makes this golf community so unique. With the National Championship in Hilton Head fast approaching this October, the countdown is officially on!What you'll hear in this episode:The incredible dedication of Dan Hubbard and how his efforts shaped the Louisiana North TourWhy camaraderie often matters more than course qualityMarshall Daniel's military discipline and championship-level golf performancesStories from across the country of members going above and beyond for their local toursHow players are making their final pushes for points heading into Hilton HeadTake action:Register for your final events, lock in your points standings, and don't forget to submit your August Player of the Month nominations before the season wraps up.Where Amateurs Play Like Pros – The Golfweek Amateur Tour! Support the showPodcast HomepageGolfweek Amateur TourSenior Amateur TourFacebookYouTubeSrixonJondo Sunglasses

Summary In this episode of the Brief Talk Podcast, Brody from Rayze Swimwear returns to discuss his recent event in Las Vegas, aimed at building a community around swimwear. He shares insights on the fun and camaraderie experienced at the event, the importance of body positivity, and the growing acceptance of swimwear styles across different demographics. Brody also reflects on memorable moments from the weekend and hints at future plans for events, including potential gatherings in Miami. The conversation emphasizes the joy of wearing swimwear confidently and the supportive nature of the swimwear community. Takeaways The Vegas event was a huge success and a lot of fun. Building a community around swimwear is essential. Encouraging confidence in swimwear is a key mission. The response from attendees was overwhelmingly positive. There is a growing acceptance of swimwear styles among men. Memorable moments included group photos and bar outings. The swimwear community is filled with down-to-earth individuals. Future events may alternate between Vegas and Miami. Body positivity is influencing swimwear trends. Brody's brand is committed to inclusivity across all demographics. Titles Building a Swimwear Community in Vegas The Joy of Swimwear: Confidence and Camaraderie Sound bites "It was just a ton of fun." "I think it's here to stay." "We're here for everybody." Chapters 00:00 Welcome Back to the Brief Talk Podcast 00:48 The Success of the Vegas Event 02:46 Community Building and Networking 05:01 Encouraging Confidence in Swimwear 08:14 The Growth of the Brand 11:35 Camaraderie in the Swimwear Community 14:31 Inclusivity in Swimwear 14:51 Memorable Moments from the Weekend 17:07 The Passion Behind the Brand 18:04 Future Plans for Events 21:25 Closing Thoughts and Where to Find Swimwear Keywords swimwear, community building, Vegas event, body positivity, swim thongs, matching swimwear, confidence, fashion trends, swimwear business, Brody Links: Store - https://rayzeswim.com/ Social Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rayze.swimwear/ NOTE - if reading this after the show has dropped, sometimes the account gets deleted by the social media site.  Support UNB For on going support join our Patreon - www.patreon.com/unbblog You can now Join for free.  For one time support  visit our support page - https://www.underwearnewsbriefs.com/about/support-unb/ You can donate by Ko-fi or Paypal  Or buy from the UNB Store - www.unbstore.com  Gift us something from our wish list - https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/KCJXCDDPU0LI?ref_=wl_share  Buy Amoresy - https://amoresy.com/UNBTIM Buy BodyAware - https://bodyaware.com?bg_ref=7FgHF6QR1x Buy Xdress - https://xdress.com?bg_ref=cG6ohBdgUO Buy Real Men - https://www.rmac.store/TIM77812 Find out More  Read more at unbblog.com Follow unb on Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/unbblog Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/unbblog Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/unbstoreandblog/ Follow Tim Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/unbtim Instagrm - https://www.instagram.com/unbtim Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/unbtim BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/unbtim.bsky.social Spandex Party - https://spandexparty.com/unbtim Send Feedback/questions to feedback@brieftalkpodcast.com 

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In Part 2 of this special Movie Rob Minute episode, Christian and Corey Johnson continue their conversation with Rob about Saving Private Ryan, diving into the intricacies of Corey's role on set, military bonds, and reflections on the powerful themes of Spielberg's war epic. From detailed behind-the-scenes tales to touching insights on military brotherhood and trauma bonding, this episode brings it all.We explore how Corey's experiences on set—like working with dummies, blood bags, and Tom Hanks—compare to the real horrors of war. Plus, Christian shares her reflections on the connection between veterans' war experiences and the power of storytelling in her documentary The Girl Who Wore Freedom.As the conversation shifts to film scores, we jump into Maestro Mondays to share our top 5 John Williams movie scores, dissecting what makes his compositions iconic and unforgettable.Key Takeaways:•Corey shares how he worked with Tom Hanks on Saving Private Ryan, revealing behind-the-scenes moments that most viewers don't know, such as the use of dummies and blood bags in the intense D-Day sequence.•Christian and Corey dive into the concept of trauma bonding, drawing parallels between military camaraderie and the deep connections shared by actors on set.•A fascinating discussion on the therapeutic impact of storytelling, both for veterans and filmmakers, and how film scores can evoke deep emotions tied to historical moments.•In the Maestro Mondays segment, we break down our top 5 John Williams scores, exploring the enduring power of his music to transport audiences into the heart of a story.Additional Information:•The Girl Who Wore Freedom is available for viewing in the U.S. on platforms like Amazon, Apple TV, and Vudu. Check out the trailer and learn more at thegirlwhoworefreedom.com.•Be sure to listen to Part 3 of this conversation as we continue our analysis of Saving Private Ryan and dive deeper into more movie magic and historical stories.

Some People enjoy the silence and stillness of a solo deer hunt others enjoy the group aspect of duck hunting. Personally, I understand the pro's and con's of both. Whether you enjoy the motionless silence or the duck blind banter there's something in it for everyone. UPO Gear & Such- https://uponation.co/ UPO Social Media- https://linktrh.ee/underpressureoutdoorsBecome a Patron- https://www.patreon.com/user?u=45295718Deep Roots Rifle Company- https://shop.deeprootsrifleco.com/

SPONSORS: 1) MOOD: Discover your perfect mood and get 20% off your first order at https://mood.com and use code JULAN at check out! 2) Control Body Odor ANYWHERE with @shop.mando and get 20% off + free shipping with promo code JULIAN at shopmando.com ! #mandopod WATCH PART 1 W/ HYUN-SEUNG LEE: https://open.spotify.com/episode/69c87hJDVHTeFjW0zdl1Cg?si=L-P78bpUTRmlCCzHZTj46Q PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/JulianDorey (***TIMESTAMPS in Description Below) ~ Hyun-Seung Lee is a former DPRK businessman and chair of the Kim Il Sung Socialist Youth League branch in Dalian, China. A series of purges by Kim Jong Un forced him and his entire family to defect in late 2014, making their way first to South Korea then to the United States. Lee now works as a director for One Korea Network and a fellow of North Korean studies at the Global Peace Foundation, and he has interned with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. HYUN-SEUNG'S LINKS: YT: https://www.youtube.com/c/Pyonghattan FB: https://www.facebook.com/MrNorthKorea X: https://x.com/LeeHyunSeung85 IG: https://www.instagram.com/mr.northkorea/ WEBSITE: https://give.globalpeace.org/campaign/695826/donate FOLLOW JULIAN DOREY INSTAGRAM (Podcast): https://www.instagram.com/juliandoreypodcast/ INSTAGRAM (Personal): https://www.instagram.com/julianddorey/ X: https://twitter.com/julianddorey JULIAN YT CHANNELS - SUBSCRIBE to Julian Dorey Clips YT: https://www.youtube.com/@juliandoreyclips - SUBSCRIBE to Julian Dorey Daily YT: https://www.youtube.com/@JulianDoreyDaily - SUBSCRIBE to Best of JDP: https://www.youtube.com/@bestofJDP ****TIMESTAMPS**** 00:00:00 – China & Military Service, Workers Party, Boot Camp, Pride in Serving 00:11:42 – Unit Dispatch, Propaganda, Protecting Leader, Supreme Family Pins 00:23:30 – Camaraderie, Special Forces, Farming, Morse Code, Parade Marching, Mother Singer 00:34:51 – Sister, Banned Words, Pop Star Executions, China-NK Weapons, Troops to Russia 00:46:07 – Weapons & Amm0 to Russia, Discharge, State TV, Propaganda Dept., Leader Focus 00:56:49 – Propaganda with Limited Electricity, The 3rd Channel, 1984 Parallels, Foreign Media, Smuggled USBs, Free Healthcare, Failed Communism 01:07:15 – Bribes for Treatment, Hospital Neglect, COVID D3aths, Post-Service, Studying in China 01:17:12 – Life in China, Father's Realization, First Hamburger, China's Progress, Prison Camps 01:27:57 – Killings & Imprisonment, 3-Gen Punishment, Kim Jong Il D3ath, Defection, “No Future” 01:37:35 – Father's Transition, Defection Help, Escaping NK & China, 24-Hour Notice 01:46:22 – ‘Missing' Status, Family Leverage, Moving to US 02:00:09 – Leaving South Korea, Arriving US, Living in DC, Leaders Assembly, Fear for Life 02:10:34 – Texas Visit, Guns, Hope for NK, Trump Strategy, Iran Strike Threat, Regime Change 02:23:15 – NK Sympathizers in California, Sanctions Blame, Spirituality in Freedom 02:30:07 – Hyun's Work CREDITS: - Host, Editor & Producer: Julian Dorey - COO, Producer & Editor: Alessi Allaman - https://www.youtube.com/@UCyLKzv5fKxGmVQg3cMJJzyQ - In-Studio Producer: Joey Deef - https://www.instagram.com/joeydeef/ Julian Dorey Podcast Episode 328 - Hyun-Seung Lee Music by Artlist.io Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us a textIn this episode, the hosts discuss their nonprofit work supporting veterans and their families, including fundraising initiatives for children with cancer. They introduce Joe Stazione, a Marine Corps veteran, who shares his experiences in the military, the impact of his peers, and the challenges of transitioning to civilian life. The conversation highlights the importance of community support for veterans, the creation of fundraising events, and the journey of building a business that gives back to the veteran community. In this engaging conversation, the speakers share personal anecdotes about their connections to Nashville, humorous reunion mishaps, and memorable military experiences. They delve into the creative process behind unique flag designs and artistic ventures, highlighting the importance of passion and camaraderie in their lives. The discussion culminates in reflections on courage witnessed during service and plans for future artistic projects.Support the show

Race to Erase 22 founder and team members join us on the Rogue Overland Adventure Chat Podcast (Episode 14) to share how off‑road racing is saving veteran lives. Their all‑volunteer nonprofit was founded by racers in 2016 to help active‑duty and veteran service members feel part of a team again and to fight the heartbreaking statistic that around 22 veterans take their own lives each day.  In this deep‑dive interview, we learn how Race to Erase 22 provides “dirt therapy”—jeep adventures, UTV rides and other off‑road events—to give veterans camaraderie and mental health support. The organization also raises awareness and shares suicide‑prevention resources through outreach, education and their “Gone, But Never Forgotten” memorial wall honoring those lost to invisible wounds.  We talk with the founder and three members about their personal stories, why they volunteer, and how you can get involved. Whether you love off‑roading or care about veteran mental health, this episode offers hope and actionable ways to help.

Get ready for one of our most unforgettable episodes yet—recorded on a pontoon boat floating on Fall Lake, at the edge of the iconic Boundary Waters in Minnesota! This isn't just another podcast; it's a full-circle conversation with Dean DeBeltz, a third-generation Iron Ranger, passionate outdoorsman, and Vice President of External Relations & Project Operations at Twin Metals Minnesota. From running towboats at 12 years old to shaping the mining culture of a next-generation copper-nickel project, Dean's story is a tribute to the grit, heart, and pride that defines the Minnesota mining country. He dives deep into the sacrifices, the career pivots, and the love for land and legacy that have guided his path—and how responsible mining can help secure the future of entire communities. Join Mining Minds as we Welcome Dean DeBeltz to the Face! Special thanks to Julie Lucas and Talia Sandys (Mining Minnesota) and Kristen Vake (Iron Mining Association of MN) for making this episode possible. Episode Sponsors: Heavy Metal Equipment & Rentals Gold West Fire RAM Enterprise Inc. Episode Chapter: 0:00 Welcome Aboard the Pontoon Podcast 4:16 From frozen rinks to deer stands 6:03 Biochemistry to Building Homes 11:49 Mining Comes Calling 14:58 The Culture of Mining: Support, Camaraderie, and Growth 18:29 Safety is About People, Not Policing 22:48 Understanding the Boundary Waters 27:01 The metals we'll mine, are the metals you'll use 39:49 Diversity in mining 46:29 Regulations that haven't been tested 52:33 Continuing the passion with a purpose

Let us know what you think! Text us!In this powerful episode of the Security Halt! Podcast, Deny Caballero sits down with Trent Seegmiller to talk about purpose-driven living, military service, and the power of fitness, leadership, and community. From special operations camaraderie to the journey of building a podcast that uplifts others, Trent opens up about the real struggles and rewards that come with service, transition, and self-growth.They dive into the importance of staying physically and mentally resilient, taking risks, and fostering supportive communities for veterans and civilians alike. If you're seeking motivation, purpose, and insight into the challenges our service members face—and how they overcome them—this episode delivers.

Surrounding yourself with people who “get it” feels safe—but what if it's also keeping you stuck (Amazon Affiliate)? In this episode of the Tactical Living Podcast, Coach Ashlie Walton and Sergeant Clint Walton explore the Echo Chamber Effect—how always being around fellow first responders can unintentionally limit your growth, reinforce unhealthy coping mechanisms, and make it harder to see the bigger picture.

This week on the Oakley Podcast, host Jeremy Kellett chats with Myers Buck & Jack Pinkerton, some of our dispatchers at Oakley Trucking. Myers and Jack share their journeys from shop work to dispatching, discussing the day-to-day challenges of managing drivers and loads, as well as the importance of communication, flexibility, and teamwork in the trucking industry. Listeners will gain insights into the human side of dispatching, the value of building strong relationships with drivers, and the critical role dispatchers play in ensuring both company and driver success. Key takeaways include the need for adaptability, clear communication, and understanding the unique challenges faced by both dispatchers and drivers. Don't miss this inside look at how dispatchers keep trucks on the road. Key topics in today's conversation include:Meet Myers and Jack: Backgrounds and How They Joined Oakley (1:03)First Impressions and Shop Experience (2:55)Transition to Dispatch: Learning the Ropes (7:26)Challenges of Dispatching and Building Relationships (9:23)A Day in the Life of a Dispatcher (12:15)Ensuring Drivers' Earnings and Settlement Checks (14:21)Regulatory Compliance and Administrative Duties (17:02)Building Personal Relationships with Drivers (21:04)Orientation and Understanding Driver Rules (24:22)Load Planning and Communication with Drivers (26:15)Customer Interaction and Cold Calling for Freight (29:17)Advice for Drivers: Flexibility and Communication (33:15)Company Culture and Camaraderie (34:53)Final Thoughts and Takeaways (36:41)Oakley Trucking is a family-owned and operated trucking company headquartered in North Little Rock, Arkansas. For more information, check out our show website: podcast.bruceoakley.com.

Were those comments fair? Misinterpreted? Or a sour-grapes criticism of his former team as coach Mike Tomlin moves on with big additions including Aaron Rodgers, DK Metcalf and Jonnu Smith? Paul tackles those questions, plus the biggest developments from the first padded practice of training camp. From offensive line questions relating to young players such as Broderick Jones, Troy Fautanu, Zach Frazier and Mason McCormick. To Rodgers' mastery of OC Arthur Smith's offense alongside names like Jaylen Warren and Calvin Austin III. Then later, Paul opines on the latest MLB trade deadline chatter relating to GM Ben Cherington and the Pirates.

Picture this: rugged summer days, a sun-kissed outdoor office, and a trusty cup of afternoon coffee by your side. That's where you'll find me, Coach Patrick, as we embark on a journey through the thrilling and sometimes tumultuous world of summer endurance sports. While Ironman Lake Placid unfolds with fervor, I'm here to share the pulse of the race from afar, offering my insights and guidance to friends and athletes navigating the final stretch of the season. With August on the horizon, we're gearing up for everything from half Ironmans to iconic gravel races like Leadville and Steamboat, keeping the spirit of camaraderie and strategy-sharing alive. As summer becomes the "Bermuda Triangle" of racing—where heat, rest, and life's commitments converge—it's crucial to adapt and thrive. Allow me to guide you through this dynamic period, offering strategies to balance your training and optimize your race plans. Whether you're a seasoned racer or new to the scene, I'll share unconventional approaches to building fitness and staying on course. So, pull up a chair, and let's explore how to maneuver through the summer racing season with flexibility, strategy, and a touch of innovation. Trust me, the journey is just as rewarding as the finish line.

In this episode, we value the vibrant and fun times of camaraderie, whether we practice bringing camaraderie into our inner sense of self, especially the specific camaraderie that lets us gal pals enrich our days to days even more. We delve into the aspects of spontaneous ‘oops' moments, hilarious banters, semi-embarrassing adored memories, gal pal time, creative enjoyment, and more. She Creativity

TWS News 1: Honeymoon Tag-Alongs – 00:26 Take Out – 3:09 Monday School: Going Going Gone – 7:47 TWS News 2: Saving Money with Chat GPT – 12:31 Camaraderie at Work – 16:04 Mind Blown – 21:28 TWS News 3: Swimming After Eating – 24:47 One Word Weekend – 27:02 Best Friends Game – 31:26 Rock Report: Background Work – 37:05 Am I Weird Because – 40:07 Good News Giddy Up – 44:50 You can join our Wally Show Poddies Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/WallyShowPoddies

The Transformative Power of Jiujitsu with Professor Scotty Hammonds   In this episode of Jiujitsu Mindset, host Pete Deeley goes solo as Professor Lucas is away. Pete discusses the benefits and personal impact of Jiujitsu, highlighting the unclassified performance enhancer 'Submission Coffee' and new t-shirt designs available on their website. Pete introduces his guest, Professor Scotty Hammonds, who shares his journey into Jiujitsu, prompted by a sedentary job and a need to improve his health. They discuss the life-changing potential of Jiujitsu, its influence on mental health, and its application in professional life, particularly in sales. Scotty elaborates on the importance of competition for personal growth and recalls some of his memorable experiences in training and competitions. Both Pete and Scotty emphasize the community's role in personal development and the profound connections formed through Jiujitsu. They conclude with an invitation for future conversations and training sessions.   00:00 Introduction and Announcements 00:37 Introducing Professor Scotty Hammonds 01:23 The Impact of Jiujitsu on Life 02:00 Starting the Jiujitsu Journey 04:32 Jiujitsu and Professional Life 12:16 The Role of Competition in Jiujitsu 16:00 The Importance of Community in Training 16:22 The Sacrifices of Competing 17:02 Memorable Roles and Competitions 17:38 Nervousness and Camaraderie in Competitions 18:34 Rolling with a Champion 22:41 The Impact of Jiu-Jitsu on Lives 25:12 The Bond Between Training Partners 27:24 The Need for Focus and Goals 29:00 Final Thoughts and Future Plans

Ever wonder how A.I. is evolving in volleyball? Tony Kerr has the answers!!! One of the founders of Balltime A.I. (now owned by Hudl), Tony joins the show to share his insights on transitioning from a player to coach to entrepreneur and how A.I. will continue to change how we play and coach volleyball!Jump to a Topic!Chapters00:00 Tony Kerr "The UCLA Guy"03:13 Playing Libero06:13 The Mental Shift in Volleyball Roles09:13 From Coaching to Real Estate: A Career Shift12:16 Experiences in Kuwait: A Unique Volleyball Journey15:19 The Impact of Al Scates on UCLA Volleyball18:16 The Blue Curtain: Competition and Camaraderie at UCLA21:18 The Birth of Ball Time: Merging Volleyball and AI27:49 The Evolution of Ball Time Technology32:31 Understanding AI in Sports Analysis37:25 The Impact of AI on Coaching and Training41:51 Integration with Hudl and Future Prospects46:41 The Future of Real-Time Data in Volleyball50:36 Balancing Coaching and TechnologyThanks to our Sponsor Balltime A.I.

On this episode of Move the Sticks, Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks kick things off by diving into the importance of culture building during the offseason. Bucky shares insight on the Jaguars’ approach, highlighting how their competitive, team-oriented workouts are helping build chemistry while keeping the game fun. The guys discuss how crucial it is to strike the right balance between structure and enjoyment to foster real buy-in from players at the NFL level. Next, DJ and Bucky examine the growing role of technology in scouting. They break down how advanced tools are streamlining the scouting process and helping teams create more efficient, detailed player evaluations. To wrap things up, the duo shifts their focus to the league’s most quarterback-friendly pass catchers. They go through the wide receivers and tight ends who led the league in yards after catch and unpack what makes them so effective with the ball in their hands. Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.