Podcasts about capt bob

Capt Bob is joined by Julia Ling & Hiram Murray of Veteran Powered Films to discuss their latest project, Tango Down (www.tangodownfilm.com), and the message of brotherhood woven into the movie.

Capt Bob kicks off the third season of Coming Home Well by speaking with Air Force veteran, business owner, and Virginia State Senate candidate Dr. Rich Breeden (www.richbreeden.com). The focus of our conversation is on whether or not military veterans make better elected officials at the state level, and what can be done to better lives for the Commonwealth's veterans. Listen in! (Photo courtesy Rich Breeden For Senate FB site)

In the election tomorrow Question 2 is on the ballot, and Capt Bob speaks with Carrie Ann Alford from Virginia Dept of Veteran Services (www.dvs.virginia.gov) for clarification. What is the question really about, and how does it affect veteran widows? Give a listen, and get out and VOTE tomorrow!

For any veteran, a job and a home are critically important to their reintegration to civilian life. When searching for a job one of the hardest tasks is to somehow translate your military experience into words a civilian hiring manager can understand. Vera Willingham with Goodwin William Staffing, and Jack Horner, military veteran and founder of the Bravo Maritime Group, talk with Capt Bob about proper resume etiquette and how to translate military speak into job requirements.

Holidays are hard. When you’re struggling with memories and missing the structure of the military and are frustrated with everything around you, holidays are even harder. Simple traditions, even as simple as having a Christmas tree, are important for maintaining sanity during chaos. Lynn Werre is a military brat, military veteran, and military wife so she has a lot to say about how holiday traditions interact with military life. Take a listen, and Merry Christmas everyone, from Capt Bob.

Bigelow Can't Count Fish? SHOW NOTES:  It's the Fish Jersey shore podcast for the week of April 8, 2017 Fishing, boating, crabbing along South Jersey shore. Atlantic City, Brigantine, Margate, Longport, Ventnor, Somers Point & Absecon. FishJerseyShore.com. South Jersey party boats and businesses that deal with fishing are under attack by inaccurate, inappropriate and un-needed regulation. Here are some audio clips from the great SHEP on Fishing radio show…. that very few people get to hear every week… The Jersey flounder stock assessment is flawed? Can we trust the research boat 'Bigelow'? If your livelihood is fishing and boating, you should be concerned about the Bigelow research vessel. Did the Bigelow properly set it’s nets? Poor fishing by the Bigelow…leads to poor data? National Marine fisheries service. NOAA. Will President TRUMP get rid of agencies like these? Scaring away fishermen, especially the new kids coming up. Scaring away fishermen and families to southern states like Delaware or down to Jeanette's pier in the Outer Banks where the regulations for fishing are much more measured & appropriate. South Jersey fisherman going inland to fish the rivers, freshwater, trout. The great Shep on Fishing radio show on WOND radio was another good news / bad news kind of show. The good news is there's lots of fish out there and spring fishing is starting to heat up. Tog. Sea bass, striper…no blues yet… The bad news: regulations and too much focus on real estate and casinos has made the fishing and boating industry along the South Jersey shore somewhat of a lower tier priority. Especially around Atlantic City Absecon island, where a recent report told us to take advantage of our waterfront assets because that's how we can diversify our economy and not rely purely on casino gaming and multi-million dollar waterfront homes. Robin Scott of Margate shares her thoughts on flounder regulation Capt. Bob Rush Junior runs the family owned and operated boats out of sea isle city the starfish the big catamaran that 70 foot or being able to have 128 passengers and also runs the Susan Hudson a 55 footer handling 40 people for offshore fishing trips. www.HunterLBI.com www.starfishboats.com New Owner of Captain Andy’s kicked out the TEAL (the re-branded Jessie-O). Party boats have declined, Boat rentals are almost non-existent on Absecon island. Regulations killed boat rental business. Bob: Losing kids learning about boating & fishing. Capt Bob rush from Sea Isle says over past 30 years, party boats have almost disappeared. At one time, 26 party boats in Cape May County. Now it's down to nine. In Margate back in the 50's, 500 rental boats were along Amherst Avenue. Now it's down to about 20. Margate used to be a fishing destination. But we sold off street ends and killed public access to fishing. Sec. of commerce Wilbur Ross is the man that will make or break the 2017 summer flounder fishing season. 18 inches is really tough. Trying to find and land a 19 inch keeper flounder, is virtually impossible. Making matters worse, most of the flounder at this size are breeders. Those are your mama flounder. Flounder that can re-populate the stock. Insane that regulatory agencies are saying it's okay to keep those fish and flounder that re-supply the stock, the fishery. The females / breeders.