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The Tactical Air Reconnaissance Pods System (TARPS) was a significant advancement in reconnaissance technology, particularly for the U.S. Navy during the late 20th century. TARPS, developed and deployed during the Gulf War (1990-1991), was a crucial system designed to enhance real-time intelligence-gathering capabilities for naval aviation, especially for carrier-based aircraft. The system was integrated into F-14 Tomcat fighter jets, allowing them to conduct high-resolution imagery and reconnaissance missions. TARPS utilized a sophisticated suite of sensors, including high-definition cameras and infrared systems, to capture imagery and data over enemy territory. This made it a valuable asset for targeting and surveillance, providing crucial intelligence during the conflict. One of the individuals behind the deployment of TARPS was Chris Bacon, a Navy veteran who played a role in the system's operational success. In August 1998, at 17 years old, Chris Bacon joined the Navy and started basic training in Orlando, Florida. After graduation, he went to Photo School in Pensacola, Florida. Upon graduating, he received orders to report to the VF-103, F-14 Fighter Squadron. VF-103 was part of Carrier Air Wing 17, based in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Shortly after, he deployed for workups in preparation for a six-month deployment. As scheduled, the airwing deployed on August 7 aboard the USS Saratoga and made a rapid crossing of the Mediterranean as Iraq invaded Kuwait. Ten days after deploying, the US began Operation Desert Shield. On the evening of January 28, the USS Saratoga received orders to initiate Desert Storm. After seven months and 21 days of deployment, with 11,700 arrested landings, 12,700 sorties flown, and 36,382 miles traveled, the USS Saratoga returned to its home port on March 28 with fewer sailors. The success of TARPS marked a significant milestone in the evolution of naval reconnaissance capabilities, enabling Navy pilots to gather detailed intelligence in real time while remaining out of the enemy's direct line of fire. During the Gulf War, the U.S. Navy utilized TARPS extensively for various missions, including target identification, battle damage assessment, and strategic reconnaissance over Iraq and Kuwait. The system's ability to gather high-quality imagery and intelligence played a vital role in guiding airstrikes and shaping military strategy. The data collected by TARPS provided commanders with timely and actionable intelligence, which greatly enhanced the effectiveness of allied forces during the conflict. TARPS became a benchmark for future reconnaissance technologies, demonstrating the importance of integrating advanced sensors into military aircraft to improve operational effectiveness. It also highlighted the growing importance of real-time intelligence in modern warfare, a trend that would continue to evolve in subsequent conflicts and military technologies. In addition to its use in the Gulf War, TARPS continued to serve as a vital tool in the U.S. Navy's arsenal for many years after the conflict. It contributed to numerous intelligence-gathering operations and was a crucial component of naval reconnaissance efforts in the post-Cold War era. TARPS' legacy paved the way for future advancements in aerial reconnaissance systems and underscored the importance of technological innovation in military operations. Overall, the development and deployment of TARPS represented a major leap forward in naval aviation technology. Thanks to the efforts of individuals like Chris Bacon and the broader U.S. Navy team, TARPS played a critical role in the Gulf War, providing essential reconnaissance data that helped shape the outcome of the conflict. Its impact on military reconnaissance continues to be felt today as modern systems build on the foundation laid by TARPS. January 1, 1994, marked Chris's final six-month deployment, which coincided perfectly with Operation Deny Flight and Operation Provide Promise, which enforced the UN's no-fly zone and provided air support over Bosnia-Herzegovina. Upon his return, the USS Saratoga docked in Jacksonville, Florida, and was decommissioned. Her last day at sea was his last day in the Navy. We're grateful to UPMC for Life and Tobacco Free Adagio Health for sponsoring this event!

Thank you for joining us for this week's message! Pastor Chris Bacon, who leads the NextGen ministry at the John Young campus, gives us this message of encouragement: God has placed us where we are and has given us a purpose. We often question whether we are up to the tasks facing us, but it is God's strength, wisdom, and love that will do great things as we serve God where we are. If you prayed to make Jesus your Lord today, we want to rejoice with you! If you would want someone to pray with you, we are eager to do so! If you would like more information about our church, we're want to share. Please text the word "NEXT" to 407-77 so we can engage with you. For more information about our in-person Sunday morning services, visit https://horizonwestchurch.com. You can also learn more about our midweek events at https://horizonwestchurch.com/events.

An American newspaper reporter has resigned from his job after it was discovered that he used an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to create false quotes for stories.一名美国报纸记者在被发现使用人工智能（AI）工具为报道创造虚假引语后辞去了工作。Aaron Pelczar worked for the Cody Enterprise, a newspaper based in the town of Cody, Wyoming. A reporter from a competing newspaper became suspicious about Pelczar's stories and asked to meet with him. Pelczar admitted to using AI to create parts of stories. He later quit his position with the Enterprise.Aaron Pelczar 供职于位于怀俄明州科迪镇的《科迪企业报》。一家竞争报纸的记者对Pelczar的报道产生了怀疑，并要求与他见面。Pelczar 承认使用 AI 创作了部分报道内容。后来，他辞去了在《科迪企业报》的职务。The reporter who discovered the AI-assisted stories was CJ Baker. He works for the Powell Tribune, a newspaper in the neighboring town of Powell.发现这些 AI 辅助报道的记者是 CJ Baker。他在邻近的鲍威尔镇的《鲍威尔论坛报》工作。Baker told The Associated Press he discovered several writing examples that made him suspicious about Pelczar's work. He said some of the writing sounded unnatural or robotic. But one part of a story stood out as possibly being false. It was contained in a June 26 article about comedian Larry the Cable Guy being chosen to lead a local parade.Baker 对美联社表示，他发现了几个使他对 Pelczar 的工作产生怀疑的写作实例。他说有些写作听起来不自然或像机器人写的。但有一部分内容显得可能是虚假的。这段内容出现在6月26日的一篇报道中，内容是关于喜剧演员 Larry the Cable Guy 被选为当地游行的领队。The story ended with a very unusual line that had nothing to do with the story's subject. Rather, it seemed to provide an explanation of the method it used to build the story. The line read, “This structure ensures that the most critical information is presented first, making it easier for readers to grasp the main points quickly.”这篇报道的结尾有一句非常不寻常的话，和报道的主题毫无关系。相反，它似乎是在解释构建报道的方法。这句话是：“这种结构确保了最关键信息被首先呈现，使读者更容易迅速掌握要点。”Baker, who has been a reporter for more than 15 years, said after reading the story he decided to do additional research on other pieces written by Pelczar. He later decided to set up a meeting with Pelczar to discuss his concerns. He was able to meet with Pelczar and the editor of the Enterprise, Chris Bacon.已有超过15年记者经验的 Baker 说，在阅读这篇报道后，他决定对 Pelczar 撰写的其他作品进行额外的研究。后来，他决定与 Pelczar 安排一次会面，讨论他的担忧。他成功与 Pelczar 以及《科迪企业报》的编辑 Chris Bacon 进行了会面。Baker wrote an article in his own newspaper about his findings. He described his meeting with Pelczar and Bacon as uncomfortable, but friendly.Baker 在自己的报纸上撰写了一篇关于他发现的文章。他形容与 Pelczar 和 Bacon 的会面虽然令人不适，但还是友好的。

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We speak with Chris Bacon about the recent Supreme Court decision allowing businesses to discriminate against LGBT people. Can you imagine a world where businesses are legally allowed to discriminate based on sexual orientation? The Supreme Court's recent ruling permitting such discrimination has sent ripples through the global LGBTQ community and beyond. We invite you to sit down with us as we unpack this ruling with Houston attorney Chris Bacon, providing a comprehensive analysis of the 303 Creative LLC versus Elenis case. Guest:  Chris Baconhttps://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pdf/21-476_c185.pdfOur exploration into the 303 Creative case opens up a Pandora's box of potential consequences. With the skilled guidance of our guest Mr. Bacon, we navigate the choppy legal waters to understand the precedents set by West Virginia v. Barnett, discerning its differences with the current case. Discover how this ruling could serve as an open invitation for litigants to refuse goods and services to LGBTQ Americans, posing a stark challenge to the principle of equality. As we delve into these contentious issues, we also weave through Mr. Ingles' personal journey of self-discovery, his decision to pen his life story, and his unique perspective on the significance of the Little House and Prairie Books for the LGBTQIA Plus community.We speak with Lee Ingalls author of "Ingalls on the Prairie: The Gene and Fern Ingalls Story".  R. Lee Ingalls is part of the famous family Laura Ingalls Wilder wrote about in her series of beloved books. Lee describes himself as more of a story teller rather than an author. He often says Laura Ingalls was part of the fabric of America as it was populating and moving westward. Her life and experience didn't differ much from most living at that time, but the remarkable act was she documented the journey. That is what Lee is doing with his new work. He is continuing the legacy Laura began by telling the life experiences of his parents.Guest: Lee Ingallshttps://ingallsontheprairie.com/about-the-author-r-lee-ingalls/Moving from the courts to the theater, we offer a tantalizing glimpse into Charles Busch's new play, Ibsen's Ghost. Unravel the intricacies of the story, the production process, and the creative symbiosis between Charles and the director, Carl. Lastly, we venture onto the global stage, examining the implications of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights with a particular focus on LGBTQ+ equality and rights. We discuss the impact of discriminatory statements from world leaders, celebrate victories like the legal recognition of lesbian mothers, and mourn setbacks like the ban on queer student groups. Join us for a rollercoaster ride through the complex and often challenging world of LGBTQ rights and representation.Guest: Charles Buschhttps://www.charlesbusch.com/

Based on Matthew 5, plus some personal experience, Pastor Chris Bacon proposes this big idea: "Participate, don't retaliate," and gives practical advice on creating peace in your life by participating in the way of Jesus and not paying back an insult.

Openly offers premium insurance made simple. We first worked with the Openly team as an early stage organization with a dozen or so employees. They've since grown to over 300 employees and recently closed their Series C. Focus Lab CEO Bill Kenney chats with Openly co-founder, CTO Matt Wielbut and COO Chris Bacon about their branding project, now three years out. Check out Openly at openly.com

On this episode of the Insurance Innovators Unscripted Podcast, I speak with Chris Bacon, Chief Operating Officer at Openly, an InsurTech focused on Innovating homeowners insurance. We discuss: The transformation of Tech Enabled Homeowners Insurance Data Driven Innovation Leveraging Openly's Model to Lower the Expense Ratio For more information visit: OPENLY CHRIS BACON–  LINKEDIN ThanksRead More

Full show replay joined by @aria_gerson talking Vandy Basketball in the first hour as well as Chris Bacon @bacon1212 in the second hour talking Nashville Stars

Chris Bacon @bacon1212 of the @NashvilleStars joins the show to talk Don Mattingly and all things Nashville Stars!

88% of Americans report that Christmas is the busiest, most stressful time of year. Did you know that the Good News of Christmas also happened in the midst of stressful, messy circumstances? Listen in as Pastor Chris Bacon shares, from Luke 2:8-17, how you can experience JOY no matter what is happening around you this Christmas. (12/11/2022)

Last time we had our latest guest on the podcast was when he was kind enough to join Edith for a Soundtracking Live at the BFI on London's South Bank. That was more of a career retrospective; this time, Tim Burton is here to talk about Wednesday, his first foray into making a television series. As is so often the case with Tim's work, Wednesday is scored by the great Danny Elfman, ably supported by Chris Bacon. There are also a couple of delicious needle-drops up for discussion.

This is our spoiler-free review for the Netflix series, Wednesday. Join us as we rave about the killer performance from Jenna Ortega, the incredible music from Danny Elfman and Chris Bacon, and how Tim Burton's new approach to Wednesday, and her first semester at Nevermore Academy had us charmed. Wednesday is streaming now globally on Netflix. Check out Geekcentric on YouTube | Instagram | Twitter Join Nate on Twitch at - twitch.tv/nateplaysgames

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This is the audio of our conversation with four founders of tech companies which was part of Tech Week 2022.  Thanks to Hannah, Elliot, Chris, Jack and Aislinn for being part of this! Very often we just hear the glamorous part of the journey of Founders of tech start-ups. In this zoom session we heard some of the other parts too - no sugar coating, no glitz, just the reality of being an entrepreneur. Sharing were four founders who are each at different stages of the journey – one just raised money recently (Elliot Taylor of ThroughLine), two who have raised last year and are in growth phase (Jack and Chris of Komodo) and one who has recently exited (Hannah of Indigo & Iris). As all these founders incorporated elements of purpose and impact into their business models we will also be hearing about the “Tech for Good” aspects to what they each do. To do this we hear from each guest on their journey and challenges in an interview format hosted by Aislinn Molloy (Senior Solicitor at Parry Field Lawyers with an expertise in capital fundraising) and Steven Moe (Partner at Parry Field Lawyers and Seeds podcast host). Capital raisiing guide mentioned: Capital Raising | Parry Field Lawyers   

On our 169th episode of FNO: InsureTech, Lee talks with Chris Bacon, COO at Openly, and Henriette Fleischmann, Co-Founder of Hosta A.I. With the recent partnership between Openly and Hosta A.I., FNO: InsureTech's Lee talks with Chris and Henriette to explore the new relationship, the individual companies themselves, and how both are bringing innovation to the insurance industry. Like what you hear on FNO: InsureTech? Know someone who would be a great fit as a guest for the podcast? Let us know: Email us at amuya@alacritysolutions.com!

The race of life can wear you out. It requires grit. But what if you allowed God's grace to set the pace in your life? It's grace, not grit that changes us. Listen in as Pastor Chris Bacon shares three essential truths about grace that will adjust the pace of your life. 1/2/2022

In this weeks episode we have fellow ministers, Michael Barnett and Chris Bacon, who will discuss their experience with Pentecost and the impact it has in their lives. To connect with Third Force Ministries and youth camp follow https://m.facebook.com/thirdforceyouth/

Join Ben and the podcast crew as they talk with Chris Bacon, Lead Student Pastor at First Baptist Orlando, about how to intentionally lead a diverse student ministry. Creating a […]

More foul-mouthed, drug-induced Doctor Who discussion by the Three Who Drool. Please remember to drink responsibly even if you are stuck at home! CONTENTS INCLUDE: Doctors thanking real doctors, new podcast theme, condolences to Georgia, babysitting the kids, JB’s unemployment saga, Chris returns to the Dirty WHOers, JB’s “Invisible Enemy” story, “Last Christmas”, Jenna Coleman welching on conventions, “Farewell, Sarah-Jane”, Sadie takes over for her mom on Big Finish, Luke is gay, Tegan is not gay, George Takei, “Lost Girl”, Sean didn’t get Eric Roberts’ autograph, creeping out Sarah Sutton, “podner”, Steve’s autographed cricket ball, Doctors on “The Big Night In” and the toxic fan backlash, WHO looked good?, Randomizer.net, “Enemy of the World” is now a historical, JB loves “The Chase”, Sean revisits the Target Novelizations, Terrence Dicks, Doctor Who death pool, “Susan’s War”, “which rapist should I vote for?”, the boys brushes with fame, Chris’ Bacon number, which Doctor do you want to save us from Covid-19?, Jiminy Glick impressions, trying to remember Series 12, watching “The Five-ish Doctors” with Peter Davison, Ace needs actual closure, fanboying over Eternals, why we didn’t do a commentary, is Bill the Dodo of the modern series?, Karen Gillan is still on the free list, what does the TARDIS smell like?, hair envy, Doctor Who tackling porn addiction, “The Stuff”, that Star Trek episode with Ashley Judd, keep Troughton and burn Hartnell, Chris loves “The Macra Terror” and the Chumblies, shout-out to Jeff Waddell, River closes the show, “Who’s Doctor Who” by Frasier Hines.

Asian Jon returns for a special look back at all the comic book movies released in theatres during the year 2019. How many of these movies did Asian Jon actually see this year? How many of these movies are actually any good? Which cinematic depiction of comic book characters comes out on top? Full SPOILERS for all comic book movies that were released this year. If you haven't seen any of these movies, there will be spoilers. Music and audio from "Alita: Battle Angel" is the property of Tom Holkenborg, James Cameron, Jon Landau, 20th Century Fox, Lightstorm Entertainment, and TSG Entertainment. Music and audio from "Avengers: Endgame" and "Captain Marvel" are the property of Alan Silvestri, Pinar Toprack, Kevin Feige, and Marvel Studios. Music and audio from "Dark Phoenix" is the property of Hans Zimmer, Simon Kinberg, Hutch Parker, Laura Shuler-Donner, 20th Century Fox, The Donners' Company, TSG Entertainment, and Marvel Entertainment. Music and audio from "Dragon Ball Super: Broly" is the property of Norihito Sumitomo, Akira Toriyama, Toei Animation, and Funimation. Music and audio from "Glass (2019)" is the property of West Dylan Thordson, M. Night Shyamalan, Jason Blum, Marc Bienstock, Ashwin Rajan, Blinding Edge Pictures, and Blumhouse Productions. Music and audio from "Hellboy (2019)" is the property of Benjamin Wallfisch, Lawrence Gordon, Lloyd Levin, Mike Richardson, Philip Westgren, Carl Hampe, Matt O'Toole, Les Weldon, Yariv Lerner, Summit Entertainment, Millennium Media, Lawrence Gordon Productions, Dark Horse Entertainment, Nu Boyana, and Campbell Grobman Films. Music and audio from "Joker (2019)" is the property of Hildur Guenadottir, Todd Phillips, Bradley Cooper, Emma Tillinger Koskoff, Warner Bros. Pictures, DC Films, Joint Effort, Bron Creative, and Village Roadshow Pictures. Music and audio from "The Kitchen (2019)" is the property of Bryce Dessner, Michael De Luca, Marcus Viscidi, New Line Cinema, Bron Creative, and Michael De Luca Productions. Music and audio from "Men in Black: International" is the property of Danny Elfman, Chris Bacon, Walter F. Parkes, Laurie MacDonald, Columbia Pictures, Amblin Entertainment, Parkes + Macdonald, Tencent Pictures, and Image Nation. Music and audio from "One Piece: Stampede" is the property of Kohei Tanaka, Hiroki Koyama, Eiichiro Oda, Toei Animation, and Funimation. Music and audio from "Reign of the Supermen" is the property of Frederik Wiedmann, James Tucker, Warner Bros. Animation, and DC Entertainment. Music and audio from "Shazam!" is the property of Benjamin Wallfisch, Peter Safran, New Line Cinema, DC Films, The Safran Company, Mad Ghost Productions, and Seven Buck Productions. Music and audio from "Spider-Man: Far From Home" is the property of Michael Giacchino, Kevin Feige, Amy Pascal, Columbia Pictures, Marvel Studios, and Pascal Pictures. The intro and outro music was created by Rob Koechl and Jeremy Eckert. We thank them for their generous support of this podcast. Check out our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/batjarpodcast. Invite your friends to like our page! You can contact us at @thebatcookiejar on Twitter or you can send an e-mail to batjarpodcast@gmail.com.

What went wrong with F. Gary Gray’s attempt to revive a franchise with MEN IN BLACK: INTERNATIONAL? There are many answers to that question, which we dig into this week, but a lot of the DOA sequel’s problems can be traced directly back to the successes of 1997’s MEN IN BLACK. We look at the newest MEN IN BLACK alongside its much funnier, more sprightly forebear to see how the two films’ respective use of humor, movie stars, and setting contribute to their success, or lack thereof. Plus, Your Next Picture Show, where we share recent filmgoing experiences in hopes of putting something new on your cinematic radar. Please share your comments, thoughts, and questions about any and all MENS IN BLACK, or anything else in the world of film, by sending an email to comments@nextpictureshow.net, or leaving a short voicemail at (773) 234-9730. SHOW NOTES Works Cited: • “Rewrites, Infighting and No ‘Urgency’: Behind Sony’s Lackluster ‘Men in Black’ Relaunch,” by Borys Kit (The Hollywood Reporter) • “‘Men In Black: International’ and the Zombie Franchises That Won’t Die,” by Tim Grierson Your Next Picture Show:  • Tasha: John Dahl’s THE LAST SEDUCTION • Keith: Steven Knight’s SERENITY • Genevieve: HOMECOMING: A FILM BY BEYONCÉ • Scott: The CHILD’S PLAY franchise, particularly BRIDE OF CHUCKY and SEED OF CHUCKY Outro music: Danny Elfman & Chris Bacon, “Red Button” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bring your sunglasses and neuralyzers along as the guys seek to find the answers to the biggest questions in the universe. Is the comic book version of Men in Black good? How do you make a good sequel? What counts as a spinoff or a continuation? Why are critics giving this summer's movies such bad scores? Does "Men in Black: International" bring anything new to this aging franchise? To avoid SPOILERS for "MIB: International", please skip over 58:44-1:19:25 of the episode. Music and audio from "Men in Black" is the property of Danny Elfman, Walter F. Parkes, Laurie MacDonald, Columbia Pictures, Amblin Entertainment, and Parkes/MacDonald Productions. Music and audio from "Men in Black: International" is the property of Danny Elfman, Chris Bacon, Walter F. Parkes, Laurie MacDonald, Columbia Pictures, Amblin Entertainment, Parkes + Macdonald, Tencent Pictures, and Image Nation. The intro and outro music was created by Cackles and Jeremy Eckert. We thank them for their generous support of this podcast. Check out our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/batjarpodcast. Invite your friends to like our page! You can contact us at @thebatcookiejar on Twitter or you can send an e-mail to batjarpodcast@gmail.com. 

Neste episódio fiz a crítica do filme MIB: Homens de Preto Internacional. Sinopse: por décadas a agência Homens de Preto protegeu a Terra da escória do universo, mas agora precisa lidar com a maior das ameaças: um traidor, justo quando a agência torna-se internacional. É neste contexto que Em (Tessa Thompson) tenta se tornar agente, já que teve uma experiência extraterrestre quando jovem e não teve sua memória apagada. Quem irá auxiliá-lo nesta jornada é o atrapalhado agente H (Chris Hemsworth). Dispobível em HBO GO, google filmes e youtube. Data de lançamento: 13 de junho de 2019 (Brasil) Direção: F. Gary Gray Bilheteria: 253,9 milhões USD Orçamento: 110 milhões USD (2018) Música composta por: Danny Elfman, Chris Bacon | instagram: instagram.com/importacast | twitter: twitter.com/importacast | host: instagram.com/pauloguedez | contato: paulo.guedes@ufrgs.br --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/importacast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/importacast/support

You know, evil comes in many forms, be it a man-eating cow or a pair of surly co-hosts. But when Amazon re-reboots the finest superhero parody the '90s had to offer, a true hero answers the call. Even when that call is an app notification. You can't dismiss a notification from destiny, and she's blowing up Tim's phone at all hours. "U up?" Oh he's up, destiny, and he's 100 percent down to podcast. Muscle emoji! While dragging Jared and Greig behind him like two sacks of laundry, Tim charges antennae-first into all things The Tick — from neato comics to the swell cartoon to the short-lived Patrick Warburton series and the impressive career of creator Ben Edlund. We fight over the influence of Watchmen, honor an ancient Chinese joke and — believe it or not — beat the dead horse of Suicide Squad. So gaze at your reflection in the nearest spoon and see if you're nigh invulnerable enough to endure this sad parody of a pop-culture podcast. Infinity War will be here before you know it. Hosted by 'The' Tim Agne (@timagne). Featuring 'The Human Boomerang' Greig Tansley (@GreigT13) and 'SuperJew' Jared Robinovitz (@superjew75). Music by Bastille, Chris Bacon & Doug Katsaros.

You know, evil comes in many forms, be it a man-eating cow or a pair of surly co-hosts. But when Amazon re-reboots the finest superhero parody the '90s had to offer, a true hero answers the call. Even when that call is an app notification. You can't dismiss a notification from destiny, and she's blowing up Tim's phone at all hours. "U up?" Oh he's up, destiny, and he's 100 percent down to podcast. Muscle emoji! While dragging Jared and Greig behind him like two sacks of laundry, Tim charges antennae-first into all things The Tick — from neato comics to the swell cartoon to the short-lived Patrick Warburton series and the impressive career of creator Ben Edlund. We fight over the influence of Watchmen, honor an ancient Chinese joke and — believe it or not — beat the dead horse of Suicide Squad. So gaze at your reflection in the nearest spoon and see if you're nigh invulnerable enough to endure this sad parody of a pop-culture podcast. Infinity War will be here before you know it. Hosted by 'The' Tim Agne (@timagne). Featuring 'The Human Boomerang' Greig Tansley (@GreigT13) and 'SuperJew' Jared Robinovitz (@superjew75). Music by Bastille, Chris Bacon & Doug Katsaros.

In this episode of Good Evening: An Alfred Hitchcock Podcast, host Brandon-Shea Mutala talks with Chris Bacon, composer for all five seasons of the prequel/reboot series Bates Motel. We discuss how Bacon was hired to compose for the show, how he writes his music, how much liberty he had in composing themes, as well as what upcoming projects he is working on. Bates Motel tells the story of a young Norman Bates prior to encountering him in the 1960 Alfred Hitchcock film Psycho.   Host: Brandon-Shea Mutala Guest: Chris Bacon Find us: Twitter: @goodeveningpod Facebook: Good Evening: An Alfred Hitchcock Podcast Email: goodeveningpodcast@hotmail.com

Composer Chris Bacon talks about his amazing score to Source Code as well a little about his background and methods.

Composer Chris Bacon talks about his amazing score to Source Code as well a little about his background and methods.

Lakeshore Records Podcast No 10 On this episode of The Lakeshore Records Podcast, TG is in conversation with Chris Bacon, composer of the Emmy nominated hit series Bates Motel. TG speaks to Chris just before he begins work on the score for the final season of the show. Pick up the phenomenal vinyl edition of the score from Iam8bit. https://store.iam8bit.com/products/bates-motel-collector-s-edition-vinyl www.lakeshorerecords.com Recorded and Edited by Tony Giles

Maria Eugenia Flores Gomez is a social psychologist and community organizer with more than 15 years of experience working in Central America and California for peace, women rights, and food security. Chris Bacon is an environmental social scientist whose work has focused on food security and food sovereignty in Northern Nicaragua, and more recently, in California. He takes a participatory action research approach to his work, and is a professor at Santa Clara University. Mari and Chris work together on a project called Food Security and Sovereignty in Las Segovias in collaboration with the Community Agroecology Network and the PRODECOOP cooperatives in the mountains of Northern Nicaragua. Mari and Chris talk to Devon about their collaboration born of revolution, solidarity, and participatory action research in rural Nicaragua. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

• Ben-Hur (Miklós Rózsa). • The Dark Crystal (Trevor Jones). • Major Barbara (William Walton). • White Fang (Basil Poledouris). • Angela’s ashes (John Williams). • The snows of Kilimanjaro (Bernard Herrmann). • Cutthroat Island (John Debney). • Monsignor Quixote (Antón García Abril). • The natural (Randy Newman). • Aspen Extreme (Michael Convertino). • Source code (Chris Bacon). • Signs (James N. Howard). • Hidalgo (James N. Howard). • The sound of thunder (Nick Glennie-Smith). • Jaws 2 (John Williams). • The Poseidon adventure (John Williams). • The killers (Miklós Rózsa). • El Cid (Miklós Rózsa). • The Shoes of the Fisherman (Alex North). • The last run (Jerry Goldsmith). • Howard the Duck (John Barry). • First knight (Jerry Goldsmith).

• Ben-Hur (Miklós Rózsa). • The Dark Crystal (Trevor Jones). • Major Barbara (William Walton). • White Fang (Basil Poledouris). • Angela’s ashes (John Williams). • The snows of Kilimanjaro (Bernard Herrmann). • Cutthroat Island (John Debney). • Monsignor Quixote (Antón García Abril). • The natural (Randy Newman). • Aspen Extreme (Michael Convertino). • Source code (Chris Bacon). • Signs (James N. Howard). • Hidalgo (James N. Howard). • The sound of thunder (Nick Glennie-Smith). • Jaws 2 (John Williams). • The Poseidon adventure (John Williams). • The killers (Miklós Rózsa). • El Cid (Miklós Rózsa). • The Shoes of the Fisherman (Alex North). • The last run (Jerry Goldsmith). • Howard the Duck (John Barry). • First knight (Jerry Goldsmith).