Podcasts about Captain John

Episode 260 of the Great Lakes Fishing Podcast is an interview from my recent trip to Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. I spent a day on the water with Reel Impression Sportfishing Charters and Captain John Pollock. We discuss fishing the famous Bank Reef on Lake Michigan, which is just east of Sturgeon Bay, John's experiences using the Fish Hawk Lithium Series, and fishing with his son and father. It was a great day on the water, and I really appreciate the opportunity to get out with John and his crew. For more Great Lakes fishing information, visit https://fishhawkelectronics.com/blog/

KK captain John Donnelly chats to CRKC (Post Leinster LSHF v Galway) 08.06.2025

(00:00)  Dolphins WR Tyreek Hill speaks with media after Wednesday OTA session(04:30) WR Tyreek Hill on being a Dolphins captain again: “I don't feel like I deserve it”(20:24)  Cam Ward, Will Levis, Brandon Allen, Tim Boyle competing for Titans starting QB role(23:36)  Will Levis: "I think anyone who's ever been in my situation can agree that it sucks.”(31:39) John Harbaugh on releasing Justin Tucker: “It's multi-layered [and] it's complicated. But in the end, it all comes back to what you have to do to get ready for your team to play the first game.”(42:06) Jets wrap 2nd week of OTAs this week(45:40) Justin Fields: “I think the sky's the limit for this team, for this offense, but we do have a long way to go.” 

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We have successfully removed all illegal miners (galamseyers) from our forest reserves in the Ashanti Region. Our focus remains on ending galamsey activities in Ghana, and only President Mahama or the regional minister can stop us. Anyone caught will face consequences, regardless of their identity or political ties. - Captain Kwame Jabari, Ashanti Regional Security Coordinator

Matthew Bannister on: Group Captain John Allman ‘Paddy' Hemingway DFC , the last surviving pilot who fought in the Battle of Britain during the second world war.Dame Julie Kenny, the successful businesswoman from Rotherham who led the regeneration of one of Britain's largest stately homes.Tuppy Owens, who campaigned for greater openness about sex – and set up charities to help disabled people enjoy fulfilling relationships.Dick McTaggart, the only Scottish boxer to win an Olympic gold medal. Described as a “legend” in the world of boxing.Interviewee: Brian Hemingway Interviewee: Sarah McLeod Interviewee: Professor Claire De Than Interviewee: Ray CaulfieldProducer: Catherine Powell Assistant Producer: Ribika MoktanArchive used: Over the Edge, BBC2, 15th October 1996, Outsiders: Disabled and Looking for Love, BBC3 30th March 2006, Victoria Derbyshire Show, BBC 19th February 2016. BBC News 15th September 2020. BBC News Northern Ireland 9th November 2023. “The Battle of Britain, with Ewan and Colin McGregor” BBC Two 11th July 2015. Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill 20th August 1940. “Hitler's Luftwaffe vs The RAF In The Battle Of Britain, Blitz Spirit” BBC Select YouTube Channel, Uploaded 20th September 2021. “Remembering the Battle of Britain” Reuters, 23rd June 2010. Jamie Veitch, Sheffield Live FM radio, 27th September 2019. Dame Julie Kenny, from the Wentworth Woodhouse Trust. BBC Radio Scotland, The Scottish Olympians, 8th August 2004. Tales of Gold: Jack Beresford, Dick McTaggart and Don Thompson, BBC1, 29/05/1992/

Captain John Galvin knew he wanted to spend his life fishing at an early age. He began on the docks and Eastman's Bait and Tackle in Falmouth, Massachusetts working his way up to the Viking 72, El Diablo, where he puts his anglers on tuna, marlin, and, most importantly, a memorable experience. John talks about his work with white marlin in the Skillie Project, and we hear the sea shanty that should have been on everyone's Spotify Wrapped in 2024.

FOOTBALL: Tuam Stars 1984 captain John Tobin with Galway Bay FM's Kevin Dwyer ahead of the celebration for the 40th anniversary of their senior championship win

Some lessons in leadership and self examination from John Cullen, USA 15s Eagle, former football player, retired Army medic, and captain of the USA Military team that went to England this November. Photos Alligin, British Army, Judy Teasdale. _________________________________________ Support what RMA and Goff Rugby Report does here: https://www.goffrugbyreport.com/support-grr/ Or support us directly through Paypal here>> IG: @goffrugbyreport X: @goffrugbyreport FB: @goffrugbyreport   Music by Bensounds. See all of our Podcasts: https://www.goffrugbyreport.com/tags/ruggamatrix  

Send us a textCaptain John Vik is a native of Lancaster County, Nebraska and began working in law enforcement through the military. He served in the 155th Security Forces Squadron of the Nebraska Air National Guard from 2001 – 2007 including time on active duty in support of Operations Noble Eagle & Enduring Freedom. He joined the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office in 2007 and graduated from the Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center's 167th Basic Training Academy. During his career, Captain Vik has served in all sworn divisions within the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office, including assignments as a Patrol Deputy, Field Training Officer, Criminal Investigator, Crash Reconstructionist, and Instructor. He was promoted to Sergeant in 2013 and then to Captain in 2017.  Today, Captain Vik commands LSO's Patrol Division, overseeing uniformed patrol operations throughout Lancaster County.Captain Vik has a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. He is a certified instructor for Georgetown University Law Center's ABLE Program (Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement) and a graduate of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia.Captain Vik's proudest accomplishments are his marriage and his fatherhood. He and his wife, Heather, live in Lancaster County with their four children.John Vik's LinkedIn902 PodcastSupport the showThis episode is sponsored by John Guilfoil Public Relations. From crisis communications to website development; visit our website JGPR.net or call 617.993.0003

Send us a textEl Tiburon is joined by Captain John, Mr. Joe Townsel, and "The Professor" Tylord Stevenson to rank their favorite horror movies of the 1960's! Paint colored blood, black and white vibes and flesh-eating zombies are coming your way!Tylord's links:Tylord - YouTubeSteve Tyson (@tylord79) • Instagram photos and videosCaptain John's links:Webber Internet Thingy - YouTube(7) FacebookJoe Townsel's links:The Dark And Bizarre Works Of Joe Townsel | Home(7) FacebookSupport the showEl Tiburon's Links El Tiburon (@retrotiburon) • Instagram photos and videosEl Tiburon (@RetroTiburon) / Twitterretrotiburon (@retrotiburon) TikTok | Watch retrotiburon's Newest TikTok Videosretrotiburon - TwitchEl Tiburon | FacebookRetroTiburon - YouTubeHave any questions, comments or just wanna say what's up? Leave me a voicemail or message at The Retro Wave (retrotiburon.com)Intro and Outro music courtesy of Jo EsqYouTube Music*I do not own the rights to the music or audio clips used on this episode*

Not to be confused with the more modern altoist of the same name, this John Handy was known as "Capt. John Handy" due to his no-nonsense nature in rehearsals, apparently. He was usually featured in a traditional, dixieland-New Orleans setting during the revivial period, but here are two very mainstream sessions recorded in England in 1966 featuring members of the Barry Martyn band, including the leader on drums, Pat Hawes and Richard Simmons on piano and Cuff Billett on trumpet and vocals --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-clark49/support

Gary brings you all four performances from this year's Captain John A MacLellan MBE Piobaireachd Recital held in Edinburgh on 24th August. With tunes from Callum Beaumont, Iain Speirs, Stuart Liddell MBE and Ian K MacDonald.PlaylistCallum Beaumont with The Phantom Piper of CorrieyairackIan Speirs with Farewell to the Queen's FerryStuart Liddell MBE with The Salute to the Piobaireachd SocietyIan K MacDonald with For My Lass, Fair, Pretty and HighlandSupport the Show.

Send us a Text Message.Show SummaryIn this exciting episode of Fishing for a Reason, we're joined by John Beath, the innovative mind behind SquidPro Tackle. Recorded live from John's boat, this episode offers a unique blend of real-time fishing action and expert advice. John shares his journey from fishing enthusiast to tackle entrepreneur and provides listeners with actionable tips to level up as both a salmon fisherman and targeting halibut this Summer. Whether you're new to fishing or a seasoned pro, John's insights are sure to enhance your experience on the water.Watch the full episode on YouTube: CLICK HERE TO WATCHAbout Today's GuestJohn Beath is the founder of SquidPro Tackle and one hell of a fisherman. His company is known for its innovative fishing gear tailored to do what it's meant to do - entice the bite! With decades of experience, John has become a respected voice in the fishing community, offering seminars, writing for top fishing publications, and even setting a world record for Chinook salmon. His passion for fishing and commitment to developing high-quality tackle have made him a go-to expert for anglers looking to up their game.What Listeners Will LearnLive Fishing Demo: Watch and learn as John catches 2 fish live during the podcast recording.Pro Fishing Tips: Discover how John adjusts his tactics based on how the fish are responding to create a more successful outing.Tackle Innovation: Learn about John's unique tackle designs, including his infamous “Black Beauty” flasher and how underwater observations influenced his gear design.Memorable Fishing Stories: Hear about John's most memorable catches, including his world-record Chinook salmon.Resources and Links Referenced in the ShowSquidPro Tackle: Explore John's innovative fishing gear at SquidLures.com.Halibut Chronicles: Learn more about halibut fishing at HalibutChronicles.com.Halibut.net: Get valuable insights and resources for halibut fishing at Halibut.net.Follow John on YouTube: Watch John's instructional videos and live fishing action on his YouTube Channel.Thank you for tuning in! Be sure to subscribe to Fishing for a Reason on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode and give us a 5 Star rating if you enjoyed the show. That is the best way to support this podcast and get it out to more fish-nerds like us. Happy fishing!

By Jared Samuelson Robert Maclean discusses his chapter contribution to the Journal of the Edinburgh Bibliographical Society, “The Library of Captain John Anderson, a 17th century Glasgow Mariner.” Bob is an Assistant Librarian (rare books), Archives and Special Collections, at the University of Glasglow Library.  Download Sea Control 540 – The Library of Captain John … Continue reading Sea Control 540 – The Library of Captain John Anderson with Robert Maclean →

Captain John Steinnes is a very accomplished and well-rounded pilot. He served in the US Air Force for 21 years. During this time, he flew many amazing missions around the world, including flying Air Force One. He flew Presidents Reagan and Bush Sr as well as many US dignitaries. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jonespeople/support

Join host, Brie Stockwell, for another episode of Wild Women in Photography where we celebrate the spirit of adventure and cultural immersion. This episode brings together tales from past guests who have pushed boundaries and expanded their horizons through their photographic journeys: Here's what you'll hear: Alyce Bender recalls an early morning adventure on Caddo Lake with Captain John, where the mystic beauty of foggy landscapes and eerie, quiet waters created unforgettable photographic moments. Talor Stone shares a mesmerizing experience involving a local birthday ritual in Greenland, offering a glimpse into the heartfelt traditions and community celebrations that enriched her understanding of a new culture.. Ashlei Payne discusses the cultural challenges and revelations she faced while attending a traditional ceremony in Borneo, highlighting Erin Babnik narrates her intense and sometimes perilous treks through remote landscapes, illustrating the raw and exhilarating aspects of nature photography Each story is woven with personal growth, unexpected turns, and a deep appreciation for the natural and cultural environments encountered. Tune in to hear how these photographers navigate the complexities of their craft while capturing stunning imagery that tells profound stories.   Photograph the magical cypress forests of Caddo Lake! This fall join Brie Stockwell and a small group of female photographers on an unforgettable adventure photographing mossy cypress trees as they change colors. Reserve one of the last spots HERE!   Mentioned in this episode: Episode 14: Excitement & Wonder with Alyce Bender  Episode 6: Immersion & Discomfort with Talor Stone Episode 21: Exploring Extremes with Ashlei Payne Episode 10: Fear & Inspiration with Erin Babnik    Visit www.wildwomanphotography.com to check out featured women in photography, episode transcripts and more information about our small group photography escapes!   

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Captain John Cox has been in aviation for over 54 years and man of those, dedicated to safety. This includes focussing on investigating air incidents and accidents.  Trigger warning.   We will be discussing, quite openly, the names of some incidents that have happened over the years.  However, if you can bear it, you should find his level of expertise and investigative skills very reassuring for the nervous flyer.  www.lovefly.co.uk/courses/ FB - Lovefly  Insta - @loveflyhelp  #fearofflying #lovefly #flyingwithoutfear #johncox    Intro music 'Fearless' Daniel King   More information: Captain John Cox is the President and CEO of Safety Operating Systems LLC, and is a veteran major airline, corporate and general aviation pilot. Capt. Cox has flown over 14,000 hours with over 10,000 in command of jet airliners. Before founding Safety Operating Systems LLC, Capt. Cox acted as Executive Air Safety Chairman for the Air line Pilots Association International for 3 years. Captain Cox has worked with the NTSB on numerous accident investigations. Capt. Cox received his Masters in Business Administration in Aviation Management in July 2010 from Daniel Webster College, and received the Aviation Safety Certificate from USC Aviation Safety & Security Program in 1996. Captain Cox received a postgraduate degree in Aviation Safety Command from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California in 1998. He is a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society and his most recent article is entitled “Aeroplane Upset Recovery Training, History, Core Concepts & Mitigation.” He authors the “Ask the Captain” column for USA Today, serves as the Aviation Analyst for NBC News, and provides expertise to numerous other media outlets. He also frequently appears as an expert on the television programs Air Disasters and Why Planes Crash.  

You may not be into competition fishing but when the FIPS-Mouche World Championships are on surely you can't help but wonder how the Irish team fared when pitting itself against the best in the world at fly fishing on rivers and lakes? This year the Worlds were held in the south of France where John Buckley, the Killarney angler, was the team captain, and while we might not be expected to medal going up against the likes of the French and the Spanish, the Irish team went out as always with high hopes. John tells us how it was our best overseas performance ever, as well as telling us about his own fly fishing life that began around the lakes of Killarney and developed into a love of competition fishing.Daire & Tom also discuss the salmon river closures in Norway and increased calls for catch and release in Ireland and the UK.  Here are the links mentioned during their discussion:https://salmonwatchireland.ie/2024/07/01/please-help-atlantic-salmon-in-2024/https://gaulasalmon.com/33-norwegian-salmon-rivers-closed/  Rate, review and follow the show to keep up to date with all the latest Ireland on the Fly episodes on Apple or Spotify, plus you can sign up for our newsletter on www.IrelandontheFly.com and get regular updates on Instagram.com/IrelandontheFly. Dry Dropper Masterclass with Peter DriverContinuing our popular Ireland on the Fly Masterclass series, this July we're delighted to be joined by Peter Driver of Piscari-Fly fame who will be giving a masterclass on the dry dropper technique for river brown trout.At the height of the summer there's no better way to target river trout than with the deadly combination of dry fly and nymph underneath.  Whether they're taking on top or sub surface, Peter Driver will giving invaluable tips and advice.For river trout anglers this will be a must-see webinar on Thursday the 25th of July.Tickets cost €10 and to register and pay go to:https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/2927294018476207710 ** Loyalty discount **We are pleased to announce that we will again be offering a loyalty discount of 50% if you have paid for two or three of our previous webinars this year.The 50% discount to the Dry Dropper Masterclass will be refunded to your account in the days after purchase.Who is giving the Masterclass?Peter Driver, Irish international, founder of Piscari-Fly, former National Rivers Champion, and one of our most experienced brown trout river anglers.How do I access the webinar?Once you register, you will receive an email with your unique link to log-in to access the webinar.If I can't make it on 25th July, can I still watch the webinar back?Yes.  All paid registrants will receive a link to view the webinar on-demand as many times as you like, in addition to a copy of Peter's notes.Register and pay for your access to the Dry Dropper Masterclass with Peter Driver at:https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/2927294018476207710 For more information email us on info@irelandonthefly.com

Retired Navy SEAL Captain John Doolittle dedicated 25 years of service to the United States of America, embodying resilience, determination, faithfulness and humility. Today, John shares his incredible journey of becoming a Navy SEAL, the struggles he faced and the invaluable lessons he learned along the way. Plus, the importance of camaraderie, the power of leaning on others, the immense strength found in mental toughness, how these qualities shaped his path and what it can do for you as you navigate your path forward. My friends, this conversation is a reminder that life is a series of challenges, and developing the strength to rise again and again can make a difference for ourselves and those that we are called to serve.

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Send us a Text Message.All the way from SB-80, Captain John and Joe Townsel join El Tiburon in ranking their favorite Sci-Fi movies of all time! From Sci-Fi horror to Sci-Fi comedy and everything in between, buckle up in your spaceship and travel to another episode of The Retro Wave!Captain John and Joe Townsel's links:Webber Internet Thingy Youtube channel -  webber internet thingy - YouTube Webber Internet Thingy Facebook Page - (20+) webber internet thingy - Search Results | FacebookJoe Townsel's website - The Dark And Bizarre Works Of Joe Townsel | HomeCaptain John's Facebook - (20+) FacebookJoe Townsel's Facebook - (20+) FacebookSupport the Show.El Tiburon's Links El Tiburon (@retrotiburon) • Instagram photos and videosEl Tiburon (@RetroTiburon) / Twitterretrotiburon (@retrotiburon) TikTok | Watch retrotiburon's Newest TikTok Videosretrotiburon - TwitchEl Tiburon | FacebookRetroTiburon - YouTubeHave any questions, comments or just wanna say what's up? Leave me a voicemail or message at The Retro Wave (retrotiburon.com)Intro and Outro music courtesy of Jo EsqYouTube Music*I do not own the rights to the music or audio clips used on this episode*

Captain John Karl Gribble from DB Marine & Outdoor Sports in Madison, Ohio and DB Sport Fishing Charters joins the Great Lakes Fishing Podcast for Episode #218. We discuss boat maintenance, how you can get the best from your boat & motor, and horror stories about boat maintenance gone bad. This is a recording from the Greater Niagara Fishing Show back in February. Trevor Sumption from Fish Hawk is cohosting this episode. For more fishing information, visit https://fishhawkelectronics.com/blog/

In today's third hour, Dom welcomes back in Philadelphia Police Captain John Walker back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a continued push by the department to strengthen their ranks through recruitment, as Commissioner Bethel and Mayor Cherelle Parker get serious about law enforcement in the City. Walker tells about a recent turn in recruitment as Philadelphia Police draw more to the City to serve on the force, explaining why they're drawn to Philadelphia and telling how individuals can get involved on the force. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)

Episode 8: Owner Operators, John and Hannah on Hülya  Today we have Captain John and Chef Hannah on Power Catamaran Hülya based in the Bahamas. We discuss their love of getting hammered, expedition, and Winston.  HULYA 64 Ft.  Power Catamaran Sleeps 8 Guests in 3 Queen, 1 Twin If you have questions or ideas for guests to have, please email us at yachtcharters@songsinthesails.com Don't forget to like, subscribe and share!  Executive Producers: Levi Lowrey and Stephanie Lowrey Audio Engineer: Nebari Studio ( https://levilowreymusic.com/nebari-studio) Music by: Levi Lowrey - A Maritime Song If you are interested in being an Episode Sponsor, let us know.  Connect with us on Socials! Website Facebook Instagram Pinterest LinkedIn TikTok 

On this episode, Pastor Joseph interview Pastor John Michael Clark who shares his journey of discovering the importance of masculine leadership in the home and how it transformed his marriage. He emphasizes the need for men to understand their role as the family captain and to lead with compassion, responsibility, and authority. We talk about leading by example, setting a vision and mission, and bringing order to chaos while being secure in your identity in Christ. We also addresses the pushback and excuses men make such as their wives not allowing them to lead. This is a can't miss episode of the Patriarchy Podcast. #masculine #leadership #amilycaptain #marriage #polarity #self-leadership, #sex #sexlife #masculinity #patriarchy #redpill Check out the Family Captain website for more information https://thefamilycaptain.com/ Find Us on Social Media:Gab: ThePatriarchyPodcastFacebook: ThePatriarchyPodcast Twitter: @PatriarchyPod Instagram: @ThePatriarchyPodcast Visit us on all our social media platforms: https://linktr.ee/thepatriarchypodcastListen on the go on your favorite podcast service: Apple - https://tinyurl.com/f3ruzrsa Spotify - https://tinyurl.com/58tm5zjz Sovereign King Church: https://linktr.ee/sovereignkingchurch Music Credits: "Twisted" & "District Four" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Additional music from Pixabay.com Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more discussions on faith, theology, and the challenges of modern masculinity!

On this episode, Pastor Joseph interview Pastor John Michael Clark who shares his journey of discovering the importance of masculine leadership in the home and how it transformed his marriage. He emphasizes the need for men to understand their role as the family captain and to lead with compassion, responsibility, and authority. We talk about leading by example, setting a vision and mission, and bringing order to chaos while being secure in your identity in Christ. We also addresses the pushback and excuses men make such as their wives not allowing them to lead. This is a can't miss episode of the Patriarchy Podcast. #masculine #leadership #amilycaptain #marriage #polarity #self-leadership, #sex #sexlife #masculinity #patriarchy #redpill Check out the Family Captain website for more information https://thefamilycaptain.com/ Find Us on Social Media:Gab: ThePatriarchyPodcastFacebook: ThePatriarchyPodcast Twitter: @PatriarchyPod Instagram: @ThePatriarchyPodcast Visit us on all our social media platforms: https://linktr.ee/thepatriarchypodcastListen on the go on your favorite podcast service: Apple - https://tinyurl.com/f3ruzrsa Spotify - https://tinyurl.com/58tm5zjz Sovereign King Church: https://linktr.ee/sovereignkingchurch Music Credits: "Twisted" & "District Four" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Additional music from Pixabay.com Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more discussions on faith, theology, and the challenges of modern masculinity!

Tourism drives Florida's economy and cruise passengers are a big part of that economic impact. In this episode, OBJ Editor-in-Chief Carolyn Guniss invites Port Canaveral CEO Captain John Murray to share how he and his team are preparing for an expanded cruise ship lineup, more passengers, and continued growth.

We're honored to have former Green Beret, Captain John Arroyo, share part 2 of his powerful testimony with us on this week's podcast! He talks about his experience with God after being shot on base, and how it shifted the trajectory of his life. It's time to get up and put your faith in God!

We're honored to have former Green Beret, Captain John Arroyo, share part 1 of his powerful testimony with us on this week's podcast! From gangs at an early age, to drugs, alcoholism, and the military, John's path led him to uncover the life-changing power of knowing your identity through your heavenly Father. Listen to hear more!

Former U.S. men's national team captain, John Harkes, visits Over The Ball to delve into his Greenville experience and reminisce about the 1990 and 1994 World Cups. He reflects on the tragic death of Andreas Escobar and stresses the significance of honoring soccer history. Dave and Kevin explore Harkes' move from European play to MLS and the hurdles of being a soccer commentator. Harksie underlines the necessity of American voices in soccer commentary, recounting his Goal of the Year win in the English Premier League versus Manchester United, navigating their arrogance.

Private jet pilot and former southern baptist shares his journey towards becoming Catholic & his love for Joseph

Captain John Burnham was a member of Seal Team Six, officially named the Naval Special Warfare Development Group, before being tapped by the Obama administration as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense. We discussed the conflict currently metastasizing around the Middle East, the Ukraine War, and the current situation in Afghanistan.

Captain John Tye, Concorde Pilot (among many other aircraft types) and author. John shares his humble yet inspiring story of literally self funding and educating himself into Commercial Aviation and becoming a pilot of Concorde for British Airways. This is a great story of not just about the safety of flying but also, what is truly possible when you put your mind to it.  Amazing.  www.lovefly.co.uk/courses/ FB - Lovefly Insta - @loveflyhelp  YouTube - Lovefly Team. #fearofflying #flyingwithoutfear #lovefly #concorde   Intro music 'Fearless' Daniel King

John Asiata joins Will Perry, Mark Flanagan & Kyle Amor on the latest episode of the Out Of Your League podcast. The Leigh Leopards captain discusses his Tongan & Samoan heritage, the successes he had in the NRL and Leigh's successful 2023 Super League season. 

Join us for Episode #93 as we embark on an inspiring journey with NHCFR Captain John Best. In this captivating episode, we delve into the life of a true hero and visionary leader, tracing his path from a childhood dream of professional wrestling to the awe-inspiring world of firefighting. Captain John Best takes us on a rollercoaster ride through the ups and downs of his life, sharing intimate stories and pivotal moments that led him to the fire service career he holds today. You don't want to miss stories of the unexpected twists and turns that ultimately shaped his destiny. But Captain Best's journey doesn't stop there. With a passion for leadership and personal development burning within him, he didn't just settle for being a firefighter. Tune in to hear about why Capt. Best founded a company dedicated to inspiring leadership and assisting individuals with their professional growth. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking motivation, inspiration, and a glimpse into the remarkable life of a firefighter-turned-leadership student. Captain John Best's story is proof that with determination and the right mindset, you can transform your dreams into reality and make a lasting impact on the world. Don't miss it!

For today's COBT, we had the pleasure of hosting Captain John Konrad, Founder and CEO of gCaptain and Author of "Fire on the Horizon." John is a highly experienced US Merchant Marine officer with a diverse background and has worked on container ships, oil tankers, and offshore supply vessels across the world. gCaptain is a leading global maritime and offshore industry news platform offering insights, information, and resources on shipping, offshore drilling, safety, technology, and more. We are struck by how important the relationship is between energy and shipping and John proved to be the perfect expert to help us explore shipping, energy, global trade, geopolitics, technologies, inflation, regulatory impact, and more.   John first shares his journey from an interest in sailing and computers to attending the Naval Academy (and then the Merchant Marine Academy) to becoming a captain, his experiences in the offshore oil industry, and the inspiration behind "Fire on the Horizon." We discuss the gCaptain platform and the importance of raising awareness about the shipping industry and its role in the global economy, key geopolitical challenges in shipping, the importance of ton-miles, shipping efficiency, and the shortage of shipyard capacity globally. John explains shipping's recent impact on inflation, the challenges of using alternative fuels, how the uncertainty of future regulations is impacting construction of new ships today, and how countries are preparing for new routes opening across the Arctic. We also cover the critical "choke points" around the world, the aging workforce in shipping, the need for increased attention from the US government, as well as the space's increasingly numerous and attractive investment opportunities. As you will see, the time flies as we go from one interesting angle to another. Shipping may be one of those industries you just think you understand, until you realize how much you are missing.   To start the show, Mike Bradley highlighted key economic events over the next week and noted that Brent and WTI prices surpassed $92/bbl. and $89/bbl. respectively, due to concerns of a widening global crude oil supply deficit in Q4'23 of 3mmbpd. He pointed out that the last time the global crude oil supply deficit was this wide was Q3'21 and that the US SPR was over 600mm barrels and today it's 350mm barrels, which provides little price manipulation latitude this go around for the Biden Administration. He also noted the last time 12-month crude oil time spreads were this deep in backwardation was June 2022 when WTI price was trading over $110/bbl. He concluded by noting that energy equities have generally lagged behind the current surge in crude oil price mostly because equity investors want to see how crude oil price trades when Saudi eventually begins pushing crude oil barrels back into the market. Arjun Murti mentioned a recent opinion piece predicting peak fossil fuel demand this decade (by Fatih Birol in the Financial Times) and highlighted the math of global energy needs for long-term demand, the need to depoliticize energy discussions, and the importance of a healthy North American oil and gas sector.   We greatly appreciate John's thorough tour of the complex and multifaceted world of shipping. John is not only incredibly knowledgeable, but the experience of talking with him was a reminder that sometimes the best way to understand energy better is to go to an adjacent industry and look back with a different vantage point on all these questions the world has on energy, the environment, and national security. Simply put, the discussion with John was outstanding!   We certainly hope you enjoy. Our best to you all!

It's piobaireachd all the way this week as Gary introduces music he recorded at the  Captain John A MacLellan MBE Piobaireachd Recital and Dinner held recently in Edinburgh. This annual event celebrates the piobaireachd compositions of the late Captain John, one of the few prolific composers of this music from the 20th century. With tunes from Iain Speirs, Finlay Johnstone, Nick Hudson and Willie McCallum. it's a bumper episode - enjoy!TracksIain Speirs with the Edinburgh Piobaireachd by Captain John MacLellanFinlay Johnstone with Salute to the Succession by Captain John MaclellanNick Hudson with Farewell to the Queen's Ferry by Captain John MacLellanWillie McCallum with The Phantom Piper of Corrieyairack by Captain John MacLellanLinksThe Eagle Pipers SocietySupport the show

July 2023 marked the 5th anniversary of FDNY Captain John T. Vigiano's passing, and several members of the Leadership Under Fire team thought it appropriate to reflect on the many lessons and words of wisdom that "the Vig" provided us, and share the ways in which they have continued to encourage and guide us even in his physical absence.    In this episode, we're revisiting the second and final installment in our series dedicated to "Remembering FDNY Captain John T. Vigiano," which originally aired in 2019 when the show was branded the "Optimizing Human Performance Podcast." But first, listeners will hear a message from LUF Founder, Jason Brezler, followed by the original episode.    We recommend listening to Remembering FDNY Captain John T. Vigiano–Part I prior to this episode. 

Today - The Colorado GOP met over the weekend to debate whether to pass an amendment to the party's bylaws making it easier for Republicans to opt out of the state's 2024 primaries. The amendment failed, but not before hours of dramatic debate. Colorado Sun political reporter and editor Jesse Paul was there. He spoke with reporter Sandra Fish about what he saw — and what comes next for the Colorado GOP.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Melissa Stevens Dad finally agreed to go fishing with her so she could finally show him what she does for a living. Her Dad happened to show me some photos when he returned, and I was blown away.  OMG!  I've never seen any woman reel in fish this big! I had to meet her. Melissa will tell you herself she's not the only woman out there fishing at this level, she's just the only one I know about. I am aware that more women than ever are taking up fishing and that's a good thing. Research shows women who fish are happier and healthier. If that's the case Melissa must be freakin ecstatic.   The fish she caught when her Dad went along was a Swordfish weighing about 90 to 110 pounds and was about 6 ½ feet tall from the tip of his tail to the end of the bill.  Yes, this woman catches fish much bigger than she is. The fish in the shot of her leaning back on the boat, the photo with blood all over the bottom of the boat (gag me) is a large tuna. Then there's that a 302-pound swordfish she's posed with. And a shot with her posing with what looks to me like a giant goldfish. Those are American Red Snappers. Melissa said the biggest fish she ever caught on a rod and reel personally, was roughly a 900 pound bluefin tuna out of a fishery in Nova Scotia where they were not permitted to remove them from. And the largest fish she ever caught commercial fishing, working on a commercial boat, was... a 940 pound swordfish!   I asked her. “How the heck do you even pull these fish with your arms? "I mean, what kind of unusual strength do you have?”  “Most of my strength” , said Melisa,  “comes from pure stubbornness.”  I'm was left speechless seeing what Melissa has been doing for a living for the past 14 years, and I had to wonder, what would inspire a young woman to go in this direction? Melissa said, “Mom and I grew up watching a lot of this sport fishing on television, most specifically a show called Walker's Kay Chronicles. It's the show that really started off sport fishing in the public eye. And I always wanted to be on the boat my whole life and instead of taking the traditional route after high school, I dug my heels in and I went fishing.” So yes, Melissa's gone fishing and living her dream! I too loved watching sport fishing shows as little girl, and I too am living my dream, telling other peoples fish tales.  LOL Oh and Melissa's 'quite the catch herself', but dating her means you'll have to understand she smells like a fish a lot. LOL We laughed about that. Melissa is from CT, lives in Fla. and fishes often in Venice, Louisiana. If you want to go fishing with her, which many people do, you can book a fishing trip with her at Southern Catch Outfitters in Venice, Louisiana. Melissa says, "People come from all over the world come to fish in Venice." Most of their customer basis is from the Gulf Coast area, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Northern Florida, just because it is a very easy drive. But she said, they're only an hour and 15 minutes from New Orleans airport and there is a direct flight from LaGuardia Airport in NY right there. So they do have quite a few customers from the tri-state area that join them.  Enjoy this podcast of our live radio conversation on The Debbie Nigro Show. If you'd rather read than listen - the audio treanscript is below. In case you want to know more about Melissa Stevens check out:   https://www.southerncatchoutfitters.com/  Melissa Stevens Facebook Page: Southbound Tackle  https://www.facebook.com/southboundtackle/ I like to follow her 'catches' on Instagram: @SouthboundTackle ********************************************************* AUDIO TRANSCRIPT:  0:00:00 It's time for the Debbie Nigro Show with Debbie Nigro, who says she's still a babe, or at least she thinks she still is. That's right, attitude is everything, and Debbie's delusionally young. No one sees the glass of Cabernet half full like Debbie. She's fresh air with a magnetic flair, but some day has arrived, and as far as she's It's time to roll. 4 0:00:24 They say when you cast off, you never know what you'll reel in. Research shows the real catch isn't something you can hold or see, but something you can feel. Yes, it's about happiness and grit and learning patience and it's very good for your health. 1 0:00:48 Fishing it is, and women who fish have all these things going on. They're being encouraged to get out there, fish more. I don't know if you guys know any women who fish. I don't know many. I love the idea of it. I don't bait and I don't like getting in the way of a big fish coming on board. But, you know, I like the idea of it. I saw a photo of a girl. I'll call her a woman because she is a young beautiful woman, that blew my head. I was like, what am I looking at here? She was holding a catch of a day that was bigger than any fish I've ever seen. I was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. And then it just kept going on, picture after picture after picture of this woman, young woman, catching gigundo fish. Like she is the girl that all the guys want to fish with. And I happened to see the picture because I know her dad. And he had just returned from the first time he ever went fishing with her. He said, she said, Dad, why don't you come fishing? So Melissa Stevens is supposed to be joining me today. I don't know if she's still in the water, on the sea, wherever she is. She's definitely checking in. Bob, you stay alert. Hopefully she's supposed to be on the air. Staying alert. Okay. I mean, you just don't mess with a girl who can lift a fish this big. If you want to go on my social media and see what I'm talking about, I highly encourage you to go over to the Debbie Nigro Show Facebook page and you can go over to my Instagram at The Real Debbie Nigro and you will just not believe your eyes. I just can't believe your eyes. I used to watch Wide World of Fishing when I was a young girl. It was on Sunday mornings after like, I don't know, there was nothing on Sunday mornings. It was just like a wide world of fishing. It was always that opened up with an icon and a brand image of a giant swordfish. A big swordfish. I thought that I should do that. I thought I should catch a giant swordfish. Maybe it was a marlin. I don't know. It looked the same to me. I know they're not the same, but that's what I started my day with on Sunday, as a little chubby little girl, like, oh, this is cool. And I imagined myself sitting there trying to do it. One time I did get a chance to go on a boat in Florida and sit in what they call kind of like a, almost like a shark catching sulky, if you will. You know, a big fish sulky that's on the back of a boat and facing out, you get strapped in. 3 0:03:29 It's like, wow! 1 0:03:30 Caught nothing, but I felt like it. Like I felt I had the experience. But what this woman does is beyond. So hopefully she'll be coming up shortly. It led me to do some homework really about fishing and the psychology of it and in particular the research has shown that women should really look into this. It has a very profound impact on a woman's life, fishing and boating. The senior director of marketing for an organization that I just found out about today is really out there. It's called Take Me Fishing. What they're trying to do is confront the barriers and inspire women everywhere to challenge themselves, to try something new, to help them find their best self while supporting a more inclusive fishing and boating environment. Despite record levels of female participation in fishing, almost half of the female anglers do not feel respected by the broader angling community, with more than one in three feeling stereotyped, right? 9 0:04:28 Hey, Deb, how about we let Melissa tell us about it herself? 1 0:04:32 She's right here now. Oh, thank. She got off the boat to call me? Thank goodness. Melissa Stevens, you, you, you unbelievable girl, you. I am like bowing down. Hi, welcome. Hello, thank you. Thank you for having me on. I appreciate it. Honestly, I've been a champion of women doing everything since I was born. I was always like, what can't we do? Why can't we do it? But I was just starting to talk about how there's a campaign to get more women fishing and that there's sort of been a stereotype, I guess, about women not having the presence in the fishing industry. So when I saw this picture that your father showed me, he goes, I just got back from seeing my daughter. We went out fishing. I was like, what am I looking at? And there you were with a giant how big was that swordfish? The one we caught the other day with my dad was about a between we never weighted it but about 90 to 110 pounds. And how tall was it you know I saw it over your head over your father's head. Yeah. How high did it get? 2 0:05:34 Probably about 6 1⁄2 foot on that fish. I couldn't believe it. 1 0:05:40 That's from the tip of his tail to the end of the bill. Melissa, you brave girl. The second picture I put up is you leaning back on the boat with a fish bigger than you, kind of blood all over the bottom of the boat. I'm assuming it's that large. What kind of fish? 2 0:05:53 I haven't looked at it, but I'm assuming it's that large tuna. 1 0:05:56 Yeah, that looks like a large tuna. And then you sent me a picture, you told me I had permission to use, of another fish that, I don't know, I never saw anything this big, is that another swordfish? 2 0:06:08 Oh, that's a 302-pound swordfish. 1 0:06:13 And then those big, looks like giant goldfish, what are those? 2 0:06:17 Those are American red snappers. 1 0:06:21 It's just, I'm speechless seeing what you do. Is this what you do for a living every day It's been about 14 years of me doing this is my daily job What would inspire a young woman like yourself to go in this direction? What was it in your life that led you to doing this very fortunately I live my childhood dream. 2 0:06:40 Mom I grew up watching a lot of this sport fishing on television most specifically a show called Walker's Kay Chronicles. It's really, it was the show that really started off sport fishing in the public eye. Wow. And I always wanted to be on the boat my whole life and instead of taking the traditional route after high school, I dug my heels in and I went fishing. I just think it's incredible. You missed the park. 1 0:07:15 Yeah, I used to watch fishing shows too. That's why I really was attracted to what you're doing. I mean, I used to fantasize about doing what you're doing. I don't know where that came from. It was the only show on Sunday morning, Wild World of Fishing. But you're doing it. Are you one of the few women catching fish this big? At this point in my career, I am not. 2 0:07:37 In the beginning, there was probably about overall four of us in the entire community that were fishing at this level. In the last five years, it has really become more available for women. Yeah, maybe more, more than a month. I've never really, I've never been in it to be a martyr for women. I've never been in it to pound the way and pave the road. So, there's always been space for women in this career if you've been willing to put your head down and work hard. That is really the only way to get, the only way to get far in this career is to dedicate your life to it and show everybody around you how good you are. 1 0:08:30 Unbelievable. 2 0:08:31 There's no... no pictures do the justice. The people need to see the hard work. 1 0:08:37 Yeah. I'm just jealous you get all that fresh air every day. Now I know you're from Greenwich but you moved to Florida but you fished a lot in Venice, Louisiana. Is that where the big action is? 2 0:08:47 My current home port of fishing is Venice. I have been very fortunate that my career has taken me around most of the globe and I have done some of the best fishing on earth. But as far as consistency and truly just incredible nature, Venice, Louisiana is one of the most impressive fishing destinations that I have ever been to in my life. Which is why I chose to stay there for a while. 1 0:09:20 And the water is of the Gulf of Mexico. I can see that just from the way you're catching, who would even know that it existed? Is there something you want to... you came in a little late on the segment. Do you have any more time to hang out and talk a little bit more or you got to go? 2 0:09:33 I have plenty of time, absolutely. 1 0:09:35 Okay, cool. We have to take a little break and when you guys come back I'm talking to Melissa Stevens she is a world-class fisher woman am I saying it right angler what do you what do you an angler I am a fisherman much like a fireman a postman a mailman I'm a fisherman it is a the ocean doesn't know if you're a man or a woman it just wants to work hard that's great so stay with me because I have a lot more that I want to share about you to the audience where they can find you and follow you because it just made my day to see what you're doing. Okay, everybody, you're listening to the Debbie Nigro Show and I guess Melissa Stevens and we'll be back in just a moment. 3 0:10:25 And now, back to the Debbie Nigro Show. 1 0:10:32 Hi guys, I'm Debbie Nigro. You know, I love fascinating personalities, right? People who are unique, doing unique things. And I happen to come across a photo of this guest right now that I'm enjoying meeting, Melissa Stevens, when her dad showed me a picture of him going fishing with her for the first time. And she's like next to these gigantic, like world record size fish. And I wanted to invite her on the show, introduce her to you guys, tell you where you can find her because they, she and her cohorts actually take people out on charters to go fish with them in Venice, Louisiana. You're going to want to know about this if you're into this sort of thing. So, Melissa, are you breaking world records with what I'm seeing you catch this year? 2 0:11:23 Oh man, Debbie, I wish that I was, but I am not. I am not. The hope is that we can get close and try to push the limits of what we can catch where we are, but that's the cool thing about being on the water it could happen anywhere at any time so every day we're hunting for them but I have yet to put a legitimate world record. I mean what what's the heaviest fish you ever pulled up? The heaviest fish that I've ever caught on a rod and reel personally myself is about a 900 pound bluefin tuna out of a fishery in Nova Scotia where we were not permitted to remove them from 8 0:12:06 the water. 2 0:12:07 So that's an approximation of about 900 pounds. And the largest fish I've ever caught commercial fishing, working on a commercial boat, was a 940 pound swordfish. How do you even pull this with your arms? I mean, what kind of strength do you have? Most of my strength comes from pure stubbornness. 1 0:12:35 Wow, you are stubborn! 4 0:12:37 Yes. 1 0:12:39 Incredible, incredible, incredible. I was reading this morning that... 2 0:12:43 Handling fish of that size is heavily technique-driven, not so much a strength thing as far as it is understanding how to handle it. 1 0:12:53 Yeah, so say you catch a 900 pound fish, how many people do you need on the boat with you to help you pull it up into the boat? 2 0:13:02 With the right equipment it could be two of us, but if we don't have that it could take quite a few, five, six people. 1 0:13:09 Wow. And then you know, tuna is in high demand obviously as is swordfish and when you catch giant tuna and we'll talk about tuna let's stick with that what is the market for that like are people 2 0:13:22 clamoring to get their hands on it? So as of right now my current job is solely charter fishing the fish that we catch during the day goes home with the 1 0:13:31 customer and usually they slide a piece of the water. I've never tasted anything. Swordfish, you know, that's not on as many menus as it used to be. 2 0:13:46 What's going on with the swordfish out there? The sword fishery is as good as it's ever been. There has been a lot of restrictions placed on some of the commercial boats, specifically the longliners, on where they can fish. So the frequency in which they've been sword fishing and catching them for the commercial longline boats because of where they're allowed to fish has kind of hampered the amount of swordfish that they've been catching. But also, swordfish do contain a very high level of mercury. And that will scare some people away. But that 90 to 120 pound range fish that my father and I caught, you could eat that all 1 0:14:35 day with not the worry of the mercury. So interesting. What about seasickness? What you guys do all day long? How do you do that? I fortunately in the last almost 15 years have never been seasick. 7 0:14:52 Good. 2 0:14:53 But I have been graced with the opportunity to watch thousands of people to get seasick. 1 0:14:59 Gosh, that's the worst. 2 0:15:02 Depending on the customer, we don't really, there's nothing you can really do. Seasickness, you can kind of tell usually before we leave the dock even who's going 6 0:15:12 to get seasick. 2 0:15:13 It's very mentally driven. Now there are a group of people who just cannot handle any kind of motion. My brother is one of those people specifically where we could be in the car and the car could swerve funny and he could get sick. But most people the seasickness comes from hyping it up in their head that they're going to get seasick. Wow. Okay. There is some things you can do in order to, you know, stave it off, but once it happens, it's very hard to shake it until we get to 1 0:15:48 land. Okay, let's not talk about that anymore, because even the thought of people getting nauseous makes me nauseous, Melissa. I can't even talk about it. Yes, but that, but I'm 2 0:15:57 trying to say is that that thought in your mind is what will drive it in the first place. 1 0:16:03 Okay, we're done with that topic. Let's talk about the blood that comes out of the fish. I can't look at blood. How do you look at all that blood? 2 0:16:09 Oh, I tell our customers that my Captain John has a duty to fulfill my daily bloodlust and that we gotta go catch some fish. So for me, it is a byproduct of the joy of fishing and I could not possibly care less about it. 1 0:16:26 How many days a week do you eat fish after doing all this fishing? I eat little fish pieces with tuna blood every day. Oh gosh. Did you hear what my question? I'm sorry. I didn't mean to cut you off. How many days do you eat fish after all this fishing? How many days a week do I eat fish? 2 0:16:39 Yeah. Oh, probably one or two days because you have to mix it up a little bit. It would be too much if I ate fish every single day. 1 0:16:50 Right. But there's people who do that. And I know that it's obviously one of the healthier things to do. 2 0:16:55 My captain's mother is a pescatarian. All she eats is fish. So every few months we ship her a box. Pescatarian. 1 0:17:03 Nice and new where we brought into this century. I don't think they had pescatarians. Maybe they did. They just didn't call it that. So who's coming to rent these charters? Where are people coming from? 2 0:17:18 If you have any knowledge of great fishing and you know Venice, we have people coming from all over the world. Most of our customer basis is from the Gulf Coast area, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Northern Florida, just because it is a very easy drive. But that being said we are only an hour and 15 minutes from New Orleans airport and there is a direct flight from LaGuardia right there. So we do have quite a few customers from the tri-state area that join us. 1 0:17:51 Wow, you have full day offshore fishing and overnights that I guess you start out and you're there surprising the fish when they wake up? 2 0:18:00 We leave the dock about noon, we get back about noon the next day. 1 0:18:04 Yeah. Are there some fish that are easier to catch at night? 2 0:18:11 Not particularly, but sometimes the bite at night can get really fired up. And a lot of people like the overnight experience. We bring the grill, you know, we make burgers on the boat. 1 0:18:27 It's really more of an experience than specifically for the fishing. Yes. I have friends and people I know who are avid fisher people and travel all over the world. They seek out the next great fishing adventure. So when I saw what you were catching, I was like, wow, if anybody sees what I'm going to post who likes this, they're going to be calling you ASAP. So I wanted to just promote who you are associated with because it's called Southern Catch Outfitters and they're in Venice, Louisiana. And I never heard of Venice, Louisiana as the fishing location, but after seeing what you caught, I'm like, okay, obviously this is the place, right? And of course- 2 0:19:07 It is truly remarkable. Not a very beautiful place to stay in actual Venice. That is for sure. A lot of oil industry, very commercialized, not a lot of people. No supermarket. There's one dollar general and that's about it. But we can help people find places to stay. There's houseboats. We pick you right up in the marina from the deck of the houseboat. And we have two boats, 40 foot center console catamaran style boats that can hold up to six passengers each and It's about a 10 to 12 hour day and in total But the great part about Venice as opposed to fishing in other places in the Gulf Coast is that it's a peninsula And you're already 60 miles in the correct direction 1 0:19:54 Awesome, so Melissa a couple last questions. When somebody comes in with a giant tuna, 600 pounds, 700 pounds, whatever, do you cut it up right there on the boat? Do you fillet it? 2 0:20:09 We take care of all of the processing up to the point of we don't vacuum seal it or we'll put it in ziplocks, but we take care of all that breaking down of the fish for you. We do it in the marina. We have to bring the fish in whole. If unfortunately we got pulled over by wildlife on the way in, you have to have the fish in one piece in order for them to measure them. So once we get in, we load it up in a cart, bring it down to the cleaning station, we cut the fillets off, we chunk it up and send you home with it in a cooler. 1 0:20:47 You are the coolest girl I've met, I swear, in a long time. What about that swordfish-like sword beak? What's that used for? So, while the fish is alive or after the fact? I don't know, I'm just scared of it. What do you do with it? You should be scared of it. 2 0:21:03 That's why it's called the swordfish because they are sharp on the side and they use that and when the swordfish is at the bottom, it lives in the bottom in the dark. They use that bill to basically kill their prey and then come back up to it and then eat it. So they whack at the fish, they can even cut one up, they can cut up a fish with their bill. Now after this is back once we've taken the fish apart, um, I do a process of cleaning the bill where macerate it, get all the meat and fat out of it and then cleanse it and whiten it and I hang them on the wall. 1 0:21:45 Why did I know you were going to say something creative like that? I kind of knew that was coming. And by the way, I can't believe I called it a beak. It's a bill. No, it's a bill or a beak. It's a bill. It's a bill. You know a little bit more than me. I think the last thing I want to ask you, or one of the last things is do you always smell like fish? If you're working around fish this much? I would say from about 4.30 in the morning to about 8 o'clock at night, yes. I smell like fish. And I tend to go like that on a date if I go on a first date because you either take 2 0:22:22 it or leave it that way. 1 0:22:25 You know, I didn't want to get personal, but since you volunteered, that is pretty darn funny that you said that. Are people intimidated who, you know, you're interested in maybe dating, that this is what you do, that you can catch 900 pound fish on a regular basis? 2 0:22:43 They think it's cool until I spend my time offshore with another man, and then they wonder 1 0:22:48 what I'm doing. You've got a whole other set of things going on down there. This is quite priceless 2 0:22:52 You know what the fish don't care whether I'm single dating smell like fish smell like roses That's um I've dedicated my life to it, and if somebody wants to join the ride go right ahead But I'm not going to stop doing it for anything Okay, what is the one thing that a woman? 1 0:23:08 Fishing big big fish like this has to be careful of versus guys. Is there anything? 2 0:23:17 I will just put it this way. I traveled the world with a 95-pound woman. She's in her early 60s. I saw her catch more large fish than most men. The only thing that she had was the willpower to do it and nobody could tell her nothing. So this is a mental fortitude game, not a strength game. 1 0:23:41 You have to be... Interesting, yeah. Interesting, interesting, because I was reading about... 2 0:23:45 People ask me, I have 300 pound, 6 foot 10 grown men on the boat who give up, and then I step in and they are just like, how do you do that? It's because you dig your heels in and you get it done. 5 0:24:01 That's how. 1 0:24:02 Wow. I wouldn't mess with you. 2 0:24:04 That is my advice to women is to don't take no for an answer and you don't need to tell them what you can do you need to show them what you can do. 1 0:24:16 It's so interesting that you're saying these exact words because from what I read about the research done on women who fish and a study they did actually, the folks who researched this at the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation, they said among women who fish, they have greater perseverance and they're more likely to say that setbacks do not discourage them. They learn patience, they develop confidence, higher self-esteem, clear mind, and they say it improves their mood and they're quite happy. It took me years to get paid to have enough of a space in my career to get paid real money. And now I get paid just as much as the guys who have been doing it as long as I have to. You go girl, Melissa Stevens. And by the way, you're not the only woman who took years to ask for what she's worth. So, good for you. SouthernCatchOutfitters.com is where you're going to find more information and book a charter to fish with Melissa and her crew or anybody else you want to hook up with in Venice, Louisiana. Check out my social media photos of her that she was kind enough to share on the Debbie Check out my social media photos of her that she was kind enough to share on the Debbie Nigro Show Facebook page and at The Real Debbie Nigro on Instagram.      

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Thank you for tuning into the SeaBros Fishing Podcast!On this episode we had the pleasure of sitting down with returning guest and good friend, Captain John Galvin of "El Diablo Sportfishing. "It's been a few years since we last sat down and talked fishing with John. He's been busy managing and running two new boats in the "El Diablo" program. In this conversation John talks about his recent adventures in Costa Rica, The Dominican Republic, and in his home waters off of Cape Cod. We talk a lot about offshore canyon fishing and discuss some new tactics that we would love to try if given the time and conditions. Last year, John and his crew won the MA Governors Cup Award for biggest yellowfin last year with a beautiful sickle fin yellow, and we hear the story behind that.Always many laughs, beard appreciation, and great stories when hanging out with John. We hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did!Stay Tight,The Sears BrothersSponsors, Information, and Links from this podcast episode:Guest:Captain John Galvin@fishypantsmagoo@eldiablosportfishingPodcast Social Media:SeaBrosFishing: @seabrosfishingMBG Fishing Charters: @massbayguidesBryan: @mbgbryanTaylor: @mbgtaylorDonate to The Dion Children FoundationWatch this Podcast on YouTubeMBG & SeaBros Vimeo VideosSeaBros Fishing WebsiteSeaBros Swag (Tuna Mark Patch Hats) Mass Bay Guides Ultimate Fishing Adventures @massbayguidesL.T. Marine Products Commercial Grade Fishing Equipment. @ltmarineproducts 10% Off Promo Code: seabrosBlack Oak LED Premium Marine and Outdoor Vehicle Lighting. 20% Off Promo Code: GiantbluefinRhodan Marine Rhodan HD GPS Anchor+® Trolling Motor: Runs Further Lasts Longer Has More Thrust Provides “DirecDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showThank you for listening! Please follow @seabrosfishing on Instagram and Facebook.

In today's podcast, we are joined by John LaGrone, Captain John LaGrone leads yacht sales in sport fishing and maintenance teams at Galati at the beautiful Los Sueños Resort in Costa Rica. Captain John is an icon in the sport fishing industry. His impressive global fishing experience, IGFA world records, and tournament victories speak for themselves.If you have any requests or awesome guest for the podcast let us know via: podcast@billfish.siteIf you like the podcast, please support us by checking out some of our latest products, especially the Performance Pants, onCheck out our gear at https://billfishgear.com/?utm_source=...Billfish Group specializes in enhancing human outdoor performance through technical products. We create products, in all forms, which enhance the outdoor experience both on and off the water. We felt there was a need for true performance wear, as the elements get harsher, it's up to us to become better. Billfish was created by fishermen, for fishermen with the goal of building a community of outdoors enthusiasts around the globe. We do this through engaging with our community on social media platforms and IRL events.

(Segment 3, From 02.11.2023 Show) "Captain John Mauser is a fly fishing and light tackle guide out of Swansboro, North Carolina. He has been fishing the waters of North Carolina for thirty-five years. John spent his youth on the Chowan River in the North East part of the state hunting for bluegill and bass." The above quote comes from John's website, Tailing Tide Guide Service, where he offers an array of guide services throughout the year. But on today's episode of the Carolina Outdoors, the Outdoor Guys host Captain John to discuss the amazing fishing opportunities which he brings to his clients, as well as to chat about some of his other entrepreneurial ventures including custom building technical fishing rods (Mauser Fishing) and even being behind the camera (John Mauser Photography). Enjoy the conversation and if you want to head to the coast, book a trip with our new friend. If you are headed to the mountains, make sure to book a fly-fishing trip with us here at Jesse Brown's Outdoors!

Listen in as we dive into one of Swansboro's most renowned fly fishing guides, rod builder, philosapher and conservationist; Captain John Mauser of Tailing Tide Guide Service.  John is based out of the Swansboro area in North Carolina where he specializes in Fly Fishing and Light Tackle Charters. John specifically loves to target fish by sight casting in clear shallow water. Whether its tailing Redfish, blitzing Albacore or Stripers rolling on the surface, its exciting, its challenging and its what John and his clients live for!!!  John strives to provide his clients an experince with memeories that will last long after your trip. He takes great pride in his work as a rod builder and a guide and you can expect him to give his 100% on and off the water. He truly enjoys that process and understands what it takes to create a memorable and succsessfull day on the water!!!  To book a trip with John visit his website: TAILING TIDE GUIDE SERVICE - Tailing Tide Guide Service Home Page   If you are interested in purchasing a (Made in the USA) Fly Rod built by John and his team, check him out here: Mauser Fly Fishing   To learn more about the issues facing our coastal fishereis please check out our Save Our Fisheries Website: Save Our Fisheries | Coastal Conservation Association of North Carolina | CCA NC  

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