Podcast appearances and mentions of chris bass

Results, reaction & analysis to the latest football, rugby action across the Isle of Man and beyondPLUS, we bring you the draw for the semi-finals of the Manx Quality Sheds Hospital Cup in Manx footballAnd we hear from one of the Island runners involved in the London Marathon this weekend and Manx road racer Nathan Harrison on his plans for 2025Rob Pritchard is joined by Tony Mepham, Chris Bass jnr., Dave Christian, Ben Cunningham, Christa Cain and Nathan Harrison

In tonight's programme:The quarter-finals of the Hospital Cup and Junior Cup await in this weekend's local football clashesWe hear from the Isle of Man Men's national football sides player/manager as he prepares to take charge of his first game on Merseyside on SaturdayWe bring you the live draw for this year's Paul Henry Gold Cup competitionIn rugby, the Manx Cup continues in the Island capital this weekend after major drama in the competition in midweekAnd this weekend is the finale to the 2025 Isle of Man hockey season with six trophies up for grabs in less than two days for this year's cup finals weekendRob Pritchard is joined by Tony Mepham, Chris Bass jnr., Dave Christian and Ben Cunningham

Im zweiten Teil sind wir endgültig bei Heaven Shall Burn angekommen.

im Gespräch mit Chris Bass über Heaven Shall Burn, Deadsoil, Night-In-Gales und warum man aus dem Pott kommend, in Berlin besser klar kommen kann als in Hamburg!

We welcome Interior and Tire Specialist for the #2 Jesse Love Whelen Chevrolet, Chris Bass! Chris has been around NASCAR his whole life, and this is his story! From going to races and growing up a Gordon fan in the heart of Dale's country, to getting a shot as a tire changer. Then leaving the business, and now on back and on a Xfinity Series Championship contender team with RCR! What a story of resilience! We want to thank Chris for his willingness to join us and RCR for allow him to join us for this interview, and this won't be the last you hear from him! If you like what you see and hear, be sure to follow us on all social medias by searching : Gas Is On The Right Podcast Our episode about the All-Star Race is partially available on our Facebook page. Due to technical issues we are going to finish out that episode during our Charlotte and Coca-Cola 600 episode next Monday 5/27! There we will break down the Busch/Stenhouse fight and more! Thank you for your continual support and be sure to rate and leave a review!

Today, I had the pleasure of chatting with a couple whose love story began all the way back in the 3rd grade. 34 years later, Chris and Keisha Bass are still going strong and are here to share all of their wisdom! As marriage educators, they are truly passionate about helping others reach their full potential in their relationships. Throughout the episode, they lift the curtain on their secrets to a long and happy marriage, even though they admit they started off their relationship doing everything the "wrong way." We touch on so many important topics, like mutual respect, embracing your feminine energy, strengthening your communication, and the role faith plays in a marriage. Listen in and get inspired to build a healthier and more fulfilling connection with your partner (or partner-to-be)! IN THIS EPISODE: - (7:49) How Chris and Keisha's love story began - (14:02) Their initial perspectives on marriage and having children - (18:45) Learning to be a wife, a mother, and embracing self-love- (25:12) The role God and spirituality play in their marriage- (38:58) Advice for when one partner is evolving and growing and the other is not- (42:31) The most common challenges Chris and Keisha see couples face and tips for overcoming them- (52:44) The importance of surrounding yourself with a supportive and positive community- (1:02:57) What Chris and Keisha are most looking forward to in their marriage RESOURCES- Check out my How to Attract Devoted Masculine Men Masterclass HERE CONNECT WITH CHARLENE On Instagram @mscharlenebyars On YouTube @chosentrainingWork with me HERECONNECT WITH KEISHA & CHRISOn Instagram @herdopemarriage.comOn TikTok @herdopemarriage Work with Keisha HERE

Shane Mize is the Director of Parks and Recreation in the city of Pflugerville, Texas, where he resides with his wife and children. Tom Venniro is the 10-year Director of Parks and Recreation in Hilton-Parma, New York, where he resides with his wife Melissa, son Jack and daughter Amelia. Jay Tryon is a 17-year park and recreation professional who loves to improve communities and their quality of life. He currently resides in Charlotte, North Carolina, with his wife and children. Episode Summary: [6:54] Introduction and TEDx College Park Experience: Chris shares his experience working on TEDx College Park. He also discusses the current projects in Douglasville. [9:45] Active Listening and Networking: Chris emphasizes the importance of active listening in the industry and how it has helped him grow professionally and personally. He shares his approach to networking, which involves understanding and building relationships with others. [18:55] Managing Multi-generational Teams: The discussion shifts to the challenges of managing multi-generational teams in parks and recreation. Chris shares his experiences and the changes he has observed over the last 10 years, including shifts in societal needs and technology. [40:24] Leadership and Accountability: Chris talks about his leadership style, which involves encouraging brainstorming and discussions without outright rejection of ideas. He shares how he navigates conversations to lead his team to the right conclusions. [41:12] Relationship with Elected Officials: The conversation moves to Chris's experiences working with elected officials, discussing the different dynamics before and after stepping into a director's role. [1:02:02] Closing Remarks: The hosts appreciate Chris's contributions to the field and encourage listeners to connect with him, especially during the upcoming conference in Dallas. [1:02:14] Chris's Journey and Achievements: The hosts reflect on Chris's journey in the profession, acknowledging his rapid growth and achievements, including being up for a prestigious award. [1:03:15] End of Podcast: The podcast concludes with the hosts thanking Chris and looking forward to future interactions.

Earlier this month I joined nearly 9,000 other people who are passionate about parks and recreation in Dallas at the 2023 NRPA Annual Conference. It was a week full of inspiration, networking and fun — and for me, a chance to celebrate not only all the good work happening in local parks and recreation, but also see the culmination of my NRPA colleagues' hard work in putting on what was a truly incredible event.  One of my biggest highlights of the week was connecting with Chris Bass, CPRP, Director of Parks and Recreation for Douglasville, Georgia, and the incoming Board President of the National Recreation and Park Ethnic Minority Society (NRPEMS), and Thamara Velasco, CYSA, a recreation assistant in Douglasville, chair for public relations for NRPEMS and recipient of NRPA's Young Professional Fellowship. I really enjoyed our conversation about all the good work going on in Douglasville — who was a National Gold Medal Award Finalist this year — as well as the important work Chris and Thamara are doing to connect and support diverse and underrepresented park and recreation professionals as part of the NRPEMS. This was truly one of my favorite parts of this year's conference, and it was such a joy to sit down with Chris and Thamara to learn more about them and soak in some of the passion they have for parks and recreation – I was inspired after this conversation, and I hope you are too. Tune in to our full conversation below. You'll learn: How NRPEMS is building community for park and recreation professionals of diverse cultures and backgrounds Why it's important to have a network focused on diverse professionals in our industry How NRPEMS has been beneficial for Chris and Thamara in their careers What being part of NRPEMS and being park and recreation professionals serving their community means to Chris and Thamara How to get involved with the NRPEMS, and much more! Related Links: NRPEMS website Follow NRPEMS on Instagram Follow NRPEMS on Facebook Connect with Chris on LinkedIn Connect with Thamara on LinkedIn

Welcome to The Global Latin Factor Podcast, in this episode we got to interview the young and amazon band Los Chaparritos De La Cuadra! Join us for an unforgettable episode.

This week we discuss new Pop Punk sensations Old Neon. Drew (Vocals), Zach (Drums), Chris (Bass), join us to chat about everything from Spider-Man and Catwoman to yeehaw shit, Physical penetration, dark net, stiff socks, ska, whacky waving inflatable flailing arm tube man aka Goob, soggy bottoms, flannel fest, Ticketmaster, Minecraft, skydiving, kombucha queens, gay fierri, Ronald Reagan, theater, musicals, baseball, skynet, OnlyVans and much more. MGK, A Day To Remember, The Wonder Years, New Found Glory, Four Year Strong, Green Day, Fall Out Boy, Blink 182, Leftover Crack, Against Me, Knuckle Puck, Taking Back Sunday, Main Street Detour, Heading North, Couch, Ripe, Back Alley Sound, Cat Bite, Locket, Coldfront, Hot Mulligan, Seaway, Taylor Swift, All Time Low, Arms Length, Kinky Boots, Keith Urban and more.

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We chat with Southern California Band the Gusted, Chris (Bass, Backing Vocals) Gus (Lead Vocals, Guitars) www.thegusted.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allthingsguitarsandmusic/support

Union criticises Education Department, reaction to Chris Bass sacking, agriculture's biggest crisis, U18 vapes and e-cigs sales to stop & Peel's new byelaws. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio

In tonight's programme - The Manx Grand Prix returns this weekend, we hear from the organisers as well as 2019's double champion about the prospect of the racing festival returning; in football, a tough test awaits FC Isle of Man this weekend as they will begin a busy run of four away games in ten days; in athletics, ahead of the finale of the No Rest For The Wicked Series tonight, we hear about how the competition has been unfolding over the past week Rob Pritchard is joined by John McBride, Nathan Harrison, Chris Bass and Dave Griffiths

Are you ready to slow down and work smarter rather than harder? Can you afford not to?    If you're a leader, taking time out of your day to think is not a luxury; it's a necessity. People depend on you to lead them in the right direction by making thoughtful decisions.   Whether you're leading a team or a small business, there are many parallels between the two regarding thoughtful decision-making.  In this episode, Chris Bass and I discuss how he went from busy to intentional and is now more profitable and productive. 

In this episode of Momentum, we're joining Chris Bass — Senior Content Writer at Jotform — to discuss the ins and outs of content marketing. Discover how to craft compelling content that resonates with your audience and keeps them engaged with your business.

To conclude our inaugural season we wanted to provide one last episode for the 21/22 season in which The Ravens have achieved their aim of promotion in the league and came out on top with a 1-0 win over Cammel Laird in the first division challenge cup final. Pre match we spoke to FC IOM staff Craig Cowin, Les Nicol and Gary Weightman. We then spoke with FC IOM Fans Andy Birchall and Chris, alongside a few pre match thoughts with Manager Chris Bass. Post match I had a chat with the Captain on the day and fan favourite Furo Davies and our final post match interview of the season with a delighted Chris Bass. Thank you for all your support this season and thanks again for listening! 

This week, Kory and Ant invite Chris Bass and Nyanatee Bailey on the show to discuss the career and legacy of LeBron James. The crew also dives into a discussion on the Brooklyn Nets failure, and if Cade Cunningham was robbed of ROTY

Sun Ra - the Alpha and Omega of Space Music! Greetings …I'm Chris Bass a music producer and renowned Spaceologist and in episode two we examine the music of Sun Ra, bandleader, keyboardist, arranger, philosopher, artist and educator.Hailing from the planet of Saturn, Sun-Ra aka Herman Poole ‘Sunny' Blount, took keyboard playing into new dimensions and changed music forever. The players in his Arkestra (his big band for over forty years) followed Sun's lead creating forms of Cosmic Jazz that inspired almost every other creator of Space Music that came afterwards. The Arkestra's saxophonists John Gilmore and Marshall Allen pushed the sonic boundaries of what was possible with a wind instrument. In fact Gilmore was cited by John Coltrane as his biggest influence…and most folks would agree that Coltrane totally reinvented the modern day concept of the instrument solo.In this episode we look atRa's beginningsThe ways that the Arkestra evoked Outer Space via acoustic means.Sun Ra's Electronic Keyboard CosmosSun's move into the land of the synthesiserThe Arkestra's cosmic playing techniquesCosmic Sound Effects - how Sun travelled further into the galaxy via the studio.A break down of how I applied these techniques to create Cosmic Jazz…and the episode finishes with my first release for Sounds of Space the Sun Ra Cosmic Jazz tribute…They Fell From the Skies.Whether you're a music lover, space-fanatic, musician or producer or just need a new creative perspective blast off with me on a fantastic journey as we explore the musical universe of artists who sonically evoke Outer Space and Sci-Fi Futurism in popular music with SOUND.Episode LinksThey Fell from the Skies available at https://soundsofspace.bandcamp.com/track/they-fell-from-the-skiesAnother Ra tribute - Ra Transmigration  - https://soundsofspace.bandcamp.com/track/ra-transmigration-ft-scramblaSpace is the Place by John Szwed - one of the most definitive books on Sun-Ra and the best source of ‘behind-the-scenes' information - https://www.amazon.com/Space-Place-Lives-Times-Sun/dp/0306808552The Temple - A fantastic online Discography of the works of Sun Ra - http://www.the-temple.net/sunradisco/list.phpSun Ra Music - Bandcamp - The Official digital music site of Sun Ra - https://sunramusic.bandcamp.com/Sun-Ra - Spotify - If you insist on streaming…well…here it is - https://open.spotify.com/artist/0tIODqvzGUoEaK26rK4pvXA wonderful 53 minute NPR Jazz Profile of Sun-Ra - https://www.npr.org/2007/10/31/15774733/sun-ra-cosmic-swing

Dave and Ray Ray bring on fellow MBAN apologist Chris Bass to discuss the apologetical dimensions of family worship.

On this week's episode I interview Chris Bass. He's a talented actor, voice talent, comedian, singer and all around nice guy. We first met at a Voice Masters class a while back. It was so nice to catch up and laugh a lot. Check out his website: https://chrisabass.com/ Facebook Podcast group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/631972061329300  Instagram Podcast: @voiceactingwithvb  We now have a shop on Tee Public and we have shirts, sweatshirts, tote bags, notebooks, mugs, masks and so on. Check out the website and get some fun merch! Thanks so much for listening! http://tee.pub/lic/HzUIT6hAiRM 

Techno Rebels: 30 Years of Juice Records with Damien Donato.Hailed the world over and given kudos from such luminaries as Jeff Mills, Richie Hawtin and Mike Banks of Underground Resistance, Juice Records has continually pushed the sonic boundaries of techno.…and they've given me a WORLDWIDE exclusive on a new track called ‘Inifinty'Greetings Earth people. I'm Chris Bass a music producer and renowned Spaceologist and in this special episode I talk with Techno Artist and Label Chief, DMZ aka Damien Donato.Whilst Juice Records is renowned for launching the career of international DJ superstar HMC (who later became the Late Nite Tuff Guy),its catalog runs deep and they are still actively releasing new music.Launched as an underground techno label in the early 90's, Juice typified the lofty ambitions of the techno generation in both sound and deed, using the vinyl record as its medium.This is the story of a Techno Rebel who put the sound of his city - the city of Adelaide -  on the world stage and in doing so, brought tangible credibility to Australian Techno music.Damien runs downEarly days of the Techno scene in AdelaideThe influence of the music from the U.S., U.K and EuropeHis dealings with Richie Hawtin and Jeff Mills and his love of Detroit techno and Underground Resistance.Building a team with Thee, Paddee, HMC and DCEBalancing label business with creative workFax machines, DATs and Studio GearA blow by blow of the entire Juice vinyl record catalogWhether you're a music lover, space-fanatic, musician or producer or just need a new creative perspective blast off with me on a fantastic journey as we explore the musical universe of artists who sonically evoke Outer Space and Sci-Fi Futurism in popular music with SOUND.Special Thanks to:The entire Juice artist team: Damez, Thee, Paddee, HMC, John Gray and Antony Coppens - for the great music.Liz Copeland, Clark Warner of 101.9 Detroit Public Radio, for the Mike Banks clips.Dave Barnett for sound bites of Mike Banks and Richie Hawtin - check out Frequency Response TV -  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgWKhSA0iCsC3gQT3hyhqgStilgherrian - https://stilgherrian.com/Georgie Knight of Dreaming Daisies - check out a 1992 show upload by code618 - https://soundcloud.com/code618/dreaming-daisies-may-1992Damien DonatoExtra special thanks to Damien and Antony for the exclusive track.Underground Resistance: http://undergroundresistance.com/JUICE020 - Antony Coppens 2021 release: https://juicerecords-australia.bandcamp.com/album/antony-coppens“ It goes beyond the drum machine and synthesiser sounds the label would be known for and embraces a wider spectrum with use of a Yamaha baby grand, Fender Rhodes, Washburn bass and Yamaha Electone E-75. It is a clear example of what Adelaide happenings have been missed by the global industry while it plays with a techno formula that goes beyond our underground imaginings.”Episode Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stories/highlights/17978674807470117/

Daren Coppock is the president and CEO at the Agricultural Retailers Association and he has a conversation with today's guest host Margy Eckelkamp about sustainability, inputs supplies and prices, vaccine mandates, and infrastructure. Plus we have The Farmer Forum and this week we get perspectives from Casey Schumacher of Nebraksa and Chris Bass of Iowa. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mit dieser Folge hätte wohl selbst Domian seine wahre Freude. Denn die beiden Masken-Seelsorger entlocken ihrem Gast, dem großartigen Chris Bass von HEAVEN SHALL BURN, tiefsitzende Sünden aus seiner Kindheit.

Easy people What's going on hope you are all good here is this weeks show Yes I know its a week late but I have been decorating so been really busy with that This weeks show was a good mix of everything Old and New it was just vibes Really enjoyed this show hope u enjoy it as much as me The 80's banger of the week comes from Level 42 - Lessons In Love (BIG TUNE) Hope you enjoy stay safe Tracklist: 1. Rumble Intro 1 jingle by Mr Rumble 2. Sleep Ft. Liv Dawson (Extended) by Conducta 3. Break Into My Heart by Toolz Of Da Trade 4. The Secret by WZA 5. Back Up, Back Up, Back Up by Wookie 6. She Like Ft. Spithoilic by Shadow of Light 7. Blinding Lights (Zettin Dub) by The Weeknd 8. Affiliation Ft. Skepsis & Darkzy by Bru-C 9. Lighter VIP by Champion 10. Certy feat. Skepta by Double S 11. Shell (Radio Edit) by Sharon-Rose 12. H.E.R. (Fabian Dubz Remix) by Damage 13. Oh My (Statix Bumpy Shuffle Dub) by Sharmaine 14. Youre Mine (Black Coffee Remix) by Wideboys Ft Robbie Craig & Shola Ama 15. Sugar (Caution Sweet Tuff Dub) by K-Kraft 16. Call It Fate by Richie Dan 17. Like That (Impact Remix) by Doja Cat 18. The Night Is Closed In (original mix) by 2SLEEP 19. Ring by Angela Bofill & Cathy Hobi 20. Close My Eyes by DJ Zinc 21. Move Ft. Foreign Beggars by DJ Zinc 22. Dagger King (Blakk Habit remix) by J Poet & The Colonel 23. Hold ON Ft. Kayleigh Gibson (VIP Vocal Mix) by Kindred Soul 24. Bad Love by Lauren Mason 25. Sunshine Ft. Fat Joe & Amorphous(Fabian Dubz Remix) by DJ Khaled 26. Only Us (Original Mix) by Riddim Commission 27. You're Not Alone (Original Mix) by DJ Q 28. Lets Dance Dance Dance (Charles Jay Mix) by WTS ft Olivia 29. Salvation by Marts 30. Addicted (Fabian Dubz Remix) by Jorja Smith 31. The Rhythm (Steve Gurley Mix) by NCA Presents Anthoney 32. This One by AKI 33. Over You Ft. Esteban Solaris (Extended House Mix) by Rocket Dubz 34. Mad Ting (Murder He Wrote Remix) by Terror Tone feat. Plain English 35. Baby Groove by Chris Bass & Ray Hurley 36. Thin Line (Charlie Hedges & Eddie Craig Remix) by John Summit & Guz 37. Stuck Right Here (Zettin Remix) by Ruby Francis 38. Time (Original Mix) by MPH 39. My Love (Vocal Mix) by One Dark Martian 40. Bars ft. Darks, Dappz, Hyperactive, Preshus, RB, Shantie by Scott & Nick 41. Lessons In Love (80's Banger Of The Week) by Level 42 Contact info: Insta: @mr_rumble84 Twitter: @mr_rumble84 Facebook: Mr Rumble #Wobble PodOmatic: http://mr-rumble.podomatic.com Itunes: Mr Rumble Wobbly Wednesdays Podcast Mixcloud: Mr Rumble Bosh #Wobble

In der 3. Folge ist Chris Bass von der Band Heaven Shall Burn zu Gast und ich spreche mit ihm darüber wie man es schafft in einer der erfolgreichsten Bands Deutschlands zu spielen, das aber als "zeitintensives Hobby" zu betrachten und nebenbei noch mit Leib und Seele einen Fulltime Job zu haben. Viel Spaß! Chris' Lieder für die BummZack Spotify Playlist: Heaven Shall Burn - Übermacht Jethro Tull - ...And the Mouse Police Never Sleeps

Dr. Gee brings back Psychologist Dr. Christopher Bass just in time to help him process the stress and hurt that is sadly building up with current events. This stress has compounded for Black folks since the Pandemic has brought greater disparities and systemic racism to the forefront. Whether you need to hear how to address underlying stressors for the Black community or want to better understand the conditions facing people of color in our current environment, this episode is enlightening. Dr. Chris Bass has served clinically in a variety of posts including; Clinical Director at a residential treatment facility for adjudicated late adolescent males, Psychologist for the City of Atlanta and Senior Psychological Partner at The Bass Medical and Psychological Consultants firm LLC. He has held faculty appointments on the campuses of Hampton University, Morehouse College, University of Georgia, Oglethorpe University and others. He continues to serve as a faculty member in the Department of Psychology at Clark Atlanta University. alexgee.com patreon.com/blacklikeme

Matt Early Lee Jeffries feat Will Be - love is growing deeper - Matt Early remix (NEW) Reel People Eric Roberson - save a Lil Love - Terry Hunter remix (NEW) Diephuis Eastar Tracy Hamlin - be yourself - original vocal mix (NEW) Glen Horsborough Kamina Dai - going strong - YWan Back & Zetaphunk extended remix (NEW) DJ Disciple Amorelle - my sweet self (NEW) Kyle Kim Sheree Hicks - never alone - Kenny Carpenter redemption vocal mix 2 Deep and Soul Richelle Hicks - you had your warning - Chris Gallbraith soulful remix (NEW) Gabor Deutsch N'Dea Davenport - love with desire - ThomChris soulful remix (NEW) Total Exposure feat Connie Harvey - let it be known - Chris Bass remix (NEW)

DEEPINSIDE Presents DEEPINSIDE RADIO SHOW 187 Selected and mixed Mr. Marceaux [DEEPINSIDE Owner] Incl. David Morales, DJ Spen, Carla Prather, Reelsoul, MissFly, Deep Soul Syndicate, Ron Carroll, Mr.Tune, D-Lo, Tony Fuel, Blaqsilva, Misoul, Mr. KG, Harold Matthews Jr, Symone Davis, Urban Sound Lab, T-Bor, Jessica Rhodes, Roberta Gilliam, Chris Bass, Dennis Quin, John 'Julius' Knight, Jam Jamiro, Stranger Danger, Marie Berson, Soul Train. Check out the playlist on https://deepinside.co.uk The DEEPINSIDE RADIO SHOW is broadcasted on more than 50 radio stations (FM, Dab+, RNT & Digital Radios) in Australia, Brazil, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Russia, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, UK & USA. Listen to our DRS Radio on: ► Tunein: https://tuneinradio.deepinside.co.uk Join us also on: ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deepinsideradioshow ► YouTube: https://youtubesub.deepinside.co.uk ► Spotify: https://spotify.deepinside.co.uk ©2021 DEEPINSIDE.co.uk

Mit 12 Jahren hat er angefangen. Jetzt ist er Schlagzeuger bei Heaven Shall Burn. Er spielte in unzähligen Bands, er hat mittlerweile sein zweites Record Label am Start, ist Lehrer für Lehrer und Lesebotschafter der Stiftung Lesen... Playlist zur Folge: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4QyT1YlzmvrPg3VvKOTnYY?si=QD0H-fT_QIiiw63r-wMIUw Paypal-Support: plattenbautalk@posteo.de Genannte Bands: Night In Gales - https://tinyurl.com/y2t8398l Bloodred Bacteria - https://www.facebook.com/Bloodred-Bacteria-1562636287282111/ Optimist - https://bdhw.bandcamp.com/album/verm-chtnis Die Negation - https://www.facebook.com/dienegationofficial/ Negativ Null - https://negativnull.bandcamp.com/ Feeding The Fire - https://feedingthefire.bandcamp.com/ Spawn. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVKf71VQfO4 White Eyes - https://blastasfuk.bandcamp.com/album/beastmode Titiniti - https://titiniti.bandcamp.com/releases Weitere: http://christianbass.de/ http://affront-vinyl.com/ https://www.discogs.com/label/181097-Baskat-Recordings

In February FC Isle Of Man had their proposal accepted to join the North West Counties League. They will join fellow islanders Guernsey and Jersey in the non-league pyramid. To talk about this seismic moment for non-league football we welcomed the teams director, Paul Jones, and the clubs gaffer, Chris Bass.

The City of Douglasville is committed to offering its services to all our citizens. So, we are proud to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Americans With Disabilities Act, otherwise know as ADA. On this episode, guest host Aaron Szarowicz is joined by TaLisha Champagne of the City's Human Resources Department, Chris Bass of our Parks and Recreation Department, and Allison Parker from Community Relations. Join us for this important and informative discussion! Show Notes: City of Douglasville Website: douglasvillega.gov/ City of Douglasville on Comcast: CITI TV, Channel 22 throughout Douglas County City of Douglasville on YouTube: youtube.com/user/douglasvillecititv City of Douglasville on Facebook: facebook.com/CityofDouglasvilleGA/ City of Douglasville on Instagram: instagram.com/cityofdouglasvillega/ Jason Post Email: postj@douglasvillega.gov Allison Paker Email: parkera@douglasvillega.gov Aaron Szarowicz Email: szarowicza@douglasvillega.gov TaLisha Champagne Email: champagnet@douglasvillega.gov  

Tom Karst from The Packer joins us to talk about the impact Coronavirus has been having on the produce market. Plus it's the Farmer Forum and we have Joe Del Bosque from California and Chris Bass of Iowa and they describe what they've been facing and how they've been dealing with it.

From developing program ideas, evaluating success, and managing teams, there’s so much to know when it comes to recreation programming. It’s one of the most rewarding elements of a parks and recreation career – to develop programs that make a difference in the community. Sometimes it can help to hear the perspectives of other programmers who are rocking it so you can learn from them. You can learn how others overcome obstacles similar to yours. Have you ever experienced: a limited budget? low participation? part-time/seasonal staff? A lack of resources? Most professionals have! In this episode, we talk with Chris Bass about what it’s like to be a park manager who faces many of these challenges. We dive into how to develop programs based on community input, how to evaluate programs, and some creative programming ideas (which are a win-win for your department and your community!). Head over to iTunes or your favorite podcast player and have a listen. I’d so appreciate it if you’d leave a review if you enjoy the show. Thanks! If you enjoyed this episode and are looking for more information on the topic or would like to learn how you can become a contributor or guest visit us at www.letstalkparks.com. In addition please be sure to follow us on Instagram @Lets_talk_parks for more great content from purpose-driven Parks and Recreation Professionals like yourself. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lets-talk-parks/message

Carthage, Nauvoo, and Warsaw, Illinois form a bit of an anti-Mormon Triangle.  Most Mormons know about the first 2 cities, but what do you know about the third?  In our next conversation, we'll get acquainted with both Brian Stutzman and Warsaw, Illinois, once a hotbed of anti-Mormon sentiment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkRwGiO2RFU Brian:  Before the Saints came to Nauvoo and before Warsaw was even started, there were some tracts of land on both sides of Mississippi. It doesn't sound politically correct, but on the Iowa side, (Iowa was a territory,) the government set up what was called the Half-breed Tract. Basically, it was for people that would be given land if they had one parent that was Native American, and another one that was a white person. That's why it was called Half-breed Tract. Well, the government gave this land away. And these Indians, half-Indians, half-breeds, whatever the term was in that time period, they didn't want it. So land speculators, like I said, Isaac Galland came, and would give them pennies on the dollar. He and his land development company had thousands of acres over on the Iowa side by Montrose, which became later the Zarahemla Stake. Well on the other side of the river by Commerce and Hotchkiss which became Nauvoo... GT:  Yeah, Commerce became Nauvoo. Brian:  So the United States government had 3.5 million acres. They had three different tracts. They called them military tracts, or bounty tracts, and basically, after the War of 1812, the United States government owed soldiers back pay. They didn't have any money, but they had all this land on the western frontier. That's what this military tract was. Essentially, if you were a soldier in the War of 1812, you would get 160 acres in one of these three military tracts. One of them came through western Illinois.  It covered 12 counties. Like I said, it's 3.5 million acres, so it's sizable. Well, the soldiers up in New England didn't want to move. Some of them didn't want to move, at least to Western Illinois, so they would sell their land for pennies on the dollar. So Isaac Galland and other land speculators had land on both sides of the Mississippi and they heard about Joseph Smith being in Liberty Jail, and he wrote him and said, "If you're looking for a place for your people, I'll make you a deal--nothing down...."  That's one reason I think the saints moved to Quincy and then on up as soon as Joseph escaped from Liberty to go up to Nauvoo. Brian is the first person to write a history of Warsaw, and we'll learn more about the dynamics that led to people of that city to storm the Carthage Jail and kill Joseph Smith, Jr.  Brian also had an interesting experience! Brian: I later became really good friends with the mayor, Tiffany Murphy and her husband Chris Bass. They had me over for dinner multiple times, took me out on the river. It was really cool. My experience with Warsaw not only on my multiple trips back because I was doing research for this book, but an apex of it was spending two nights in the bedroom of Thomas Sharp. GT:  There you go. GT:  Oh wow. Brian:  Now my wife says, “Is kind of like staying in the bedroom of Hitler or something?  Was it dark? Was it positive?” Thomas Sharp was editor of the newspaper and leader of the mob that stormed the jail in Carthage.  We'll talk about him quite a bit over the next few weeks.  We'll also talk about the events that led to a big rivalry between Nauvoo and Warsaw.  Check out our conversation…. Carthage, Nauvoo, and Warsaw formed an anti-Mormon triangle that led to the prophet Joseph Smith's death. Brian Stutzman has written the first history of Warsaw, Illinois. If you're interested in Joseph Smith, don't miss our conversations about the First Vision! 292: First Vision Conflicts (Vogel) 291: 1835 Account of First Vision (Vogel) 290: Making a Case for Melchizedek Priesthood in 1831? (Vogel) 289: Methodist Visions (Vogel)

Brews On The Balcony 7/15/19 - The guys are back in studio… first interview for Local Brew Magazine coming out this week… 1-on-1 basketball talk again… T.J. dominated Nick in bags in Florida this past week… Recapping the trip… Jai Lai… Brews On The Balcony shirts will be available for purchase by the end of the week… Instagram shoot between T.J. and Nick in Florida… Who would play us in the Brews On The Balcony movie?... Chris Bass looks like Gronk… Testing our skills as actors… T.J. and Nick try to read movie scripts… voicemail segment… playing The Price Is Right with grills… Social Media: @BalconyBrewsPod

On this edition of Douglasville Impact we welcome Chris Bass, Parks Manager for the City of Douglasville. The City has a very active parks program and Chris will have some details on ways you can participate in those activities.  Along with Mr. Bass, host Jason Post is joined by Aaron Szarowicz, and Tiffany Wallace to bring you all the latest news and events happening in our City.  Show Notes: Email Addresses: Jason Post postj@douglasvillega.gov Aaron Szarowicz szarowicza@douglasvillega.gov Tiffany Wallace wallacet@douglasvillega.gov Chris Bass bassc@douglasvillega.gov Douglasville Impact Podcast impact@douglasvillega.gov City of Douglasville Website: https://www.douglasvillega.gov/ City of Douglasville on YouTube: http://mycititv.com City of Douglasville on Comcast: Channel 22 City of Douglasville on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CityofDouglasvilleGA City of Douglasville on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cityofdouglasvillega/

Dr. Alex Gee continues his discussion of fatherhood by talking with two experts and scholars in family life, Dr. Chris Bass and Dr. Gerry White. Their conversation explores the way the media and society conveys Black identity through generations, the importance of reconciling with father's, and mentoring children. Dr. Bass and Dr. White focus on the health of father's as they raise and set the example for their children. Broken father's will produce broken children if a healthy identity is not developed early. Hear how these men model healthy family life and parenting.  Dr. Chris Bass has served clinically in a variety of posts including; Clinical Director at an Residential treatment facility for adjudicated late adolescent males, Psychologist for the City of Atlanta and Senior Psychological Partner at The Bass Medical and Psychological Consultants firm LLC. He has held faculty appointments on the campuses of Hampton University, Morehouse College, University of Georgia, Oglethorpe University and others. He continues to serve as a faculty member in the Department of Psychology at Clark Atlanta University.   Dr. Gerry L. White is currently an Assistant Professor with Clark Atlanta University, Whitney M. Young, Jr  School of Social Work where he teaches Social Policy and Research Methods in the doctoral program. He has given nearly 23 years to the Social Work profession providing group and family counseling services and promoting the importance of father involvement. He is the owner of Program Evaluation Station, LLC, an organization that provides psycho-educational groups, family sessions and program evaluations.     

The ACL Summer Institute is a three-day interactive experience that engages participants in wide-ranging discussions and activities that develop skills and approaches advancing consortium administration, planning, program development and resource cultivation. The Institute is geared to directors, staff, and board members of consortia. Chris Bass, Assistant Vice President of Spiritual and Cultural Life with the Claremont Colleges Services (TCCS); Sarah Kahrl, Executive Director of Five Colleges of Ohio; and Cole Woodcox, Executive Director at the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges (COPLAC) are featured panelists. Beth Moy, Executive Director of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Consortium for Higher Education; and Tim Newcomb, Coordinator of Operations for the Big Ten Academic Alliance, facilitate the session. Sarah, Cole and Chris represent a range of consortium types, geographic ranges and staff sizes.  All recently appointed to their positions, they share details about their Institute experiences and capstone projects -- from developing engagement strategies for biracial and multiracial students, to building board consensus around membership criteria, to developing action steps on strategic priorities identified by board members. They also share what happened when they returned home with their plans, key takeaways, and what they wish they had known before they attended.  

Tracklist - Sustaining Mix - with Alex B. Groove *********************************************************************************** 01. Tender Games - Ignite [00:00] 02. Dawda Jobarteh, Dawda Jobarteh - Sama Kebbalu (Ben Gomori's Lead By Example Edit) [03:50] 03. DJ Aakmael - Dahlin' [11:35] 04. A Most Wanted Man x Marvin Gaye - War Is Not The Answer [17:20] 05. Fish Go Deep - The Cure & the Cause (Dennis Ferrer Remix) (feat. Tracey K) [21:52] 06. Sonny Fodera - Caught Up (feat. Yasmeen) (Kings of Tomorrow Remix) [27:23] 07. Eddie Amador & Dany Cohiba - Reaching To My Brother (Original Mix) [31:05] 08. Severino - Smoking (feat. Princess Magnifique) [36:52] 09. Danny Foster, Chris Bass and Rogue Featuring Racheal John - Free (Dub Mix) [42:12] 10. Craig Pitson - Love Sensational [48:26] 11. Neil Parkes - Down Low (Original Mix) [54:28] 12. Wolf + Lamb - After We're Gone [58:30] *********************************************************************************** Sustaining Mix by Alex B. Groove brings you 60 funky minutes full of deep house music feat. tracks by Fish Go Deep, Sonny Fodera, Eddie Amador, Dany Cohiba, Severino and many more.

The Will River Trio, and sometimes quadruplet, brings influences from Arizona, England, North Carolina, and Seattle. It all comes together in a smooth and intimate musical experience. Check out the interview and tracks right now on our itunes or our podbean. Will -Guitar and Vocals, CJ -Drums and Harmony, Chris -Bass, and Larry -Keys were all kind enough to record some tracks for today's Spicecast including "Where Do You Belong", "Smoke and Mirrors", "Animals and Kings" and "To Be Young". Don't miss Will River at Yellowhammer Brewing March 18th and keep an ear out for their new album coming out soon!

The Will River Trio, and sometimes quadruplet, brings influences from Arizona, England, North Carolina, and Seattle. It all comes together in a smooth and intimate musical experience. Check out the interview and tracks right now on our itunes or our podbean. Will -Guitar and Vocals, CJ -Drums and Harmony, Chris -Bass, and Larry -Keys were all kind enough to record some tracks for today's Spicecast including "Where Do You Belong", "Smoke and Mirrors", "Animals and Kings" and "To Be Young". Don't miss Will River at Yellowhammer Brewing March 18th and keep an ear out for their new album coming out soon!

Tracklist - Funky Shades Darker Mix - with Alex B. Groove *********************************************************************************** 01. Ted Jasper - Depth 02. Jus Tadi - Remember (Original Mix) 03. Guiddo feat. Jamie Lidell & Snax - Walked Out (Harry Jen Remix) 04. 9bar & Kym Still - Your Touch (Original Mix) 05. Chris Bass & Danny Foster feat. Robbie Craig - Why Don't U 06. Jesusdapnk - Feel (Original Mix) 07. Danny Foster & Rogue feat. Kele Le Roc - Don't Mind Me (Dub Mix) 08. George Acosta - Ke Rico (Wolf Story Remix) 09. Steve Hope - Open Door (Original Mix) 10. Larry Cadge - Echoes (Original Mix) 11. Mount Liberation Unlimited - Double Dance Lover (Disko Dubb Mix) 12. Daft Punk - Get Lucky (Radio Edit) [feat. Pharrell Williams] *********************************************************************************** This week's mix features 60 MINUTES(!) of the finest deep, soulful and and tech-house ... As usual lots of promos and new releases mixed by Alex B. Groove.

Chris Bass’s vast knowledge of integrated marketing stems from his more than 15 years of experience in brand marketing and strategy. He is currently Director of Marketing for Booktango. From leading creative teams to implementing collaborative marketing communication plans, his background includes brand management with established companies including Eli Lilly Japan, Zimmer Hips, Subaru and ITT Technical Institute among others. He also held the vice president and general manager position at Malone Advertising a subsidiary of JWT. Chris received a degree in communications from Purdue University.