Podcast appearances and mentions of chris callahan

Episode 300 The first genetically engineered synapses have been implanted in a mammal's brain. Chemical brain signals have been bypassed in the brains of mice and replaced with electrical signals, changing their behaviour in incredible ways. Not only did they become more sociable, they were also less anxious and exhibited fewer OCD-like symptoms. This work has sparked hope that one day we could use this technology to help humans with mental health conditions. But would you want someone making permanent edits to your brain? For the first time, climate scientists can now link specific fossil fuel companies to climate-related economic damages in particular places. A new method has been developed that can show the exact impact these companies are having on our environment - which the world's top five emitters linked to trillions of dollars of economic losses. Find out how scientists have managed to piece this together - and whether these companies are about to face massive lawsuits. As we reflect on the death of Pope Francis, we explore his legacy on scientific issues and his transformative stance on climate change. As the spiritual leader of 1.4 billion Catholics, he became an influential figure in advocating for better care to be taken of our planet. Will his legacy continue with the next Pope? Chapters: (00:28) First brain engineering in a mammal (10:57) Landmark in fossil fuel lawsuits (19:33) Climate legacy of Pope Francis Hosted by Rowan Hooper and Penny Sarchet, with guests Alexandra Thompson, James Dinneen, William Schafer, Chris Callahan, Justin Mankin and Miles Pattenden. To read more about these stories, visit https://www.newscientist.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ICYMI On Mobile Mornings Dan Brennan and Dalton Orwig talked to Mobile Police Commander Kevin Levy's lawyer Chris Callahan about why he received a termination letter from the City of Mobile.   Chris Callahan talked about how Levy was asked to assemble a presentation that would cast a bad light on the then Chief of Mobile Police Paul Prine and his refusal.  He also talked about missing records, testifing and subpoenas. He also described the roles of Chief of Staff James Barber and the City Attorney Ricardo Woods.

We've talked a lot about comprehensive dementia care on the GeriPal podcast but while the evidence is clear that these programs work, the uptake has been limited largely because there hasn't been a strong financial case for it. Don't get me wrong, the evidence points to cost savings, but as Chris Callahan and Kathleen Unroe pointed out in a JAGS editorial in 2020 “in comprehensive dementia care models, savings may accrue to Medicare, but the expenses accrue to a fluid and unstable network of local service providers, patients, and their families.” The good news is that the financial case for comprehensive dementia care is changing thanks to a new Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) alternative payment model (APM) called Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience (GUIDE) Model.  This model will give participating programs a per-member-per-month payment to offer care management, care coordination, and other services such as caregiver training, disease education, and respite. On today's podcast we talk with Malaz Boustani of Indiana University, as well as Diane Ty, the senior director of the Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging, about the GUIDE model.  We'll cover why the GUIDE model is important (hint - it all comes down to funding), how it was developed, what components will it include, and how it will be evaluated. To read more about the GUIDE model, check out the following links: Diane's article in Health Affairs titled “A Promising Turning Point For Dementia Care: The GUIDE Model” Another Health Affairs article titled “Applying An Evidence-Based Approach To Comprehensive Dementia Care Under The New GUIDE Model” The CMS site if you are interested in learning more or applying to be a site (the application period will close on January 30, 2024)    

Next week's podcast is arriving early, and it's a double episode! For the first segment, I am joined again by Chessable author and trainer CM Vjekoslav (Vjeko) Nemec. Vjeko and I discuss the riveting, recently concluded FIDE Grand Swiss. India's ascension continued as GM Vidit Gujirathi and IM R. Vaishali's had impressive victories in the Open and Women's Sections respectively. With more spots in the 2024 FIDE Candidates now settled, we also look ahead to what is shaping up to be quite an entertaining fight for the right to challenge for the World Championship titles. Lastly, Vjeko followed this event quite closely, so he recommends several interviews and games from an action-packed tournament for us to check out.  Following Vjeko, I catch up with Chris Callahan (38:00) about what is new with LiChess.org since our last chat in 2021. Chris reports that LiChess is continuing to see solid growth, and discusses their plans in terms of both community outreach and potential additional features on the website. We also discuss the latest in cheat detection and LiChess' decision to stop working with US Chess and with the St. Louis Chess Club in the wake of the allegations against GM Alejandro Ramirez. It is always fun to catch up with Chris and hear about what is going on with LiChess. As always, timestamps of the many topics discussed can be found below.  Thanks to our presenting chess education sponsors, Chessable.com! Silman's Endgame Course is now on Chessable and on sale if you act quickly! https://www.chessable.com/silmans-complete-endgame-course-from-beginner-to-master/course/199399/ 0:00- Intro Up to date information about ordering my book, and events can be found here: 5:00- CM Vjekoslav Nemec joins me to recap the FIDE Grand Swiss  5:30- Who won and earned Candidates' spots in the FIDE Grand Swiss?  More info here 13:00- What can chess do to make more tournaments feel as important as the Grand Swiss and the FIDE World Cup?  Mentioned: Tarjei Svensen's article about GM Ding Liren 19:00- What players and personalities stood out in the tournament?  Mentioned: L'ami-Gujirathi 2023  Bogdan-Daniel Deac interview with Fiona Stiel-Antoni: Mishra's amazing analysis of his win over Ivanchuk: Sevian's analysis of his win over Firouzja  L'ami-Gujirathi 2023  24:00- Who are the early favorites to win the 2024 Candidates?  27:00- What stood out from the Women's section? Mentioned: GM Pia Cramling, GM Tan Zhonkyi, GM Humpy Koneru  IM Vaishali's analysis of her round 3 win over Garifullina 32:00- Early thoughts on the 2024 Women's Candidates Field  36:00- Thanks to Vjeko for coming back to talk with us- check out his Twitter page here: 37:00- Chris Callahan joins the pod to talk LiCHess 38:00- How LiChess has changed in recent years? Mentioned: Episode 221 with Chris Callahan,  LiChess game database available for download here: 42:00- How do LiChess blogs work? How is it determined which posts get on the home page?  Mentioned: FM Nate Solon  46:00- How do they treat blog posts that are somewhat promotional in nature?  48:00- What, if any, are the technical upgrades the LiChess team is working on?  50:00- What are most requested features for LiChess? 52:00- Chris' discusses the financial situation of LiChess.  LiChess' costs spreadsheet here: 54:00- Patreon mailbag question: “Does LiCHess have plans to become a non-profit (501c3) in the US?'  57:00- What is the latest on LiChess' cheat detection efforts? 1:03:00- What went into Lichess' decision to stop working with US Chess and the St. Louis Chess Club? Mentioned: Breaking the Silence, Chris' interview on Ono Another Chess Podcast St. Louis Chess Club Statement  1:10:00- Patreon mailbag question: “How can one volunteer with the Women in Chess Foundation?”  1:13:00- Thanks to Chris for joining the pod! You can email him at chris.callahan at Lichess dot org  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ono (⁠⁠⁠@TheOnoZone⁠⁠⁠) talks to Julia Rios of the chessfeels podcast about Chess Psychology, Chess Culture + Why Losing Hurts (so much), and more. On this episode: (01:18) What Julia loves most about chess (03:50) What Ono loves most about chess (04:32) How your psyche influences your chess (07:36) Julia's chess style + personality (10:26) Chessfeels on Ono's openings + sex life (11:16) Why honesty is key in chess improvement (13:06) Julia's update since chessfeels season 2 (16:05) Why Julia's playing (hyper)bullet now (18:33) If Julia feels social chess pressure (21:52) Julia's funny Twitter (22:59) How the chess community hooked Julia (23:40) Julia on being a woman in chess (26:06) The #1 priority to change chess culture (28:31) Why Julia never joined a chess club (32:45) Why speaking up is important (35:01) Why chess losses hurt so much (40:03) How we can respond better to losses (43:37) Chessfeels pregnancy + Ben admiration Come talk with Julia + Ono in the Zoom Hangout on Thursday, November 2nd @1800 UTC! Sign up to ⁠⁠⁠www.patreon.com/TheOnoZone⁠⁠⁠ to get the Zoom link (free 7-day trial). More info: It's Not You, It's Chess (TheOnoZone Blog) https://lichess.org/@/TheOnoZone/blog/its-not-chess-its-you/hYGoISXk chessfeels podcast episode 'what your chess opening says about your sex life' https://chessfeels.transistor.fm/episodes/episode-8-what-your-opening-repertoire-says-about-your-sex-life-with-nm-gopal-menon How To Be A Man In Chess (TheOnoZone Blog) https://www.theonozone.com/how-to-be-a-man-in-chess Ono Another Chess Podcast #1 Chris Callahan https://www.theonozone.com/1 Follow Julia Rios: Julia Rios Twitter @juliaxrios | chessfeels podcast Twitter @chessfeelspod | chessfeels podcast episodes https://chessfeels.transistor.fm/ Follow TheOnoZone: Patreon ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.patreon.com/TheOnoZone⁠⁠⁠⁠ | Twitter ⁠⁠⁠⁠@TheOnoZone⁠⁠⁠⁠ | Lichess ⁠⁠⁠⁠@TheOnoZone⁠⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠⁠info@theonozone.com⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠www.theonozone.com⁠⁠⁠ On the ⁠⁠⁠website⁠⁠⁠, you can download a free ⁠⁠⁠Study Plan Template⁠⁠⁠ + ⁠⁠⁠Wordy Chess Book List⁠⁠⁠, find out more about Ono's ⁠⁠⁠Adult Improver chess coaching⁠⁠⁠ + ⁠⁠⁠book a free trial lesson with Ono⁠⁠⁠. Thanks to ⁠⁠⁠TheOnoZone Patrons⁠⁠⁠ who supported this episode: Laura Holmes | Marcus Buffett | Dan Bock | Dawn Lawson | Glen G | Mikey Wells | Michael Shpizner | Michael G | Karen W | Gregory C | BowiE | Stefan K | Ché Martin | Andrew M | Ben Johnson Thanks to Julia Rios for coming on the podcast + the fun after-chat + editing the interview, my wife Yara for being the other half of TheOnoZone, Ché Martin for creating the legendary intro, and Zach Shpizner for applying his audio engineering skills to this episode. Make sure to follow Ono Another Chess Podcast on your favourite podcast app + give us a 5-star rating if you like it. Thanks for listening!

In this first-ever episode of Ono Another Chess Podcast, Ono (@TheOnoZone) interviews Lichess community manager: Chris Callahan. In this episode: [1:21] What Chris loves about the game of chess + what drew him to chess [5:48] How to speak up about women being abused in chess if you're not a woman [12:33] Why it's bad for the chess world if women leave chess [16:19] The issue of women feeling unwelcome at chess clubs [18:48] Why Women's Chess Events are important [20:35] Where Chris finds his chess journalism sources + the chess 'village' [24:26] Why chess federations + organisations should coordinate way more [26:43] Why Chris thinks an independent chess news media channel is fertile ground [30:43] Ono + Chris discuss if top-level chess is harder to follow than other sports [35:02] Chris shares whether Lichess will start commentating on chess events more often [36:06] Chris explains the behind-the-scenes organisational structure of Lichess [38:51] Questions for Chris submitted by Patrons of TheOnoZone [39:13] How is it going with Lichess getting the 501(c)(3) US charity designation? [41:21] Are there any plans to offer extras to Lichess Patrons? And what are Chris' thoughts on AI tools like ChatGPT to provide more detailed analyses of games on Lichess? [48:17] Chris' plans for his chess coaching Join the conversation in the informal Zoom Hangout with Ono + other Adult Improvers like you! Sign up to www.patreon.com/TheOnoZone (free trial available) and join us every other Friday + get other Patron-exclusive perks. TheOnoZone blog article related to this podcast episode: How To Be A Man In Chess https://lichess.org/@/TheOnoZone/blog/how-to-be-a-man-in-chess/uxZNeaDO Jennifer Shahade's post about resignation: I Am Leaving US Chess https://jenshahade.substack.com/p/i-am-leaving-us-chess Chris' articles mentioned in this episode: Breaking the Silence https://lichess.org/blog/ZNTniBEAACEAJZTn/breaking-the-silence⁠ 5 Centimeters of Hair: Iranian Chess in 2023 https://lichess.org/blog/Y73kBhAAAHxja3WN/5-centimeters-of-hair-iranian-chess-in-2023 Recommended viewing for every adult chess player: The Experiences of Women in Chess (Roundtable) ⁠https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFpC17WFNOU⁠ Follow Lichess: Website www.lichess.org | Twitter @Lichess | Discord discord.com/invite/lichess | YouTube @LichessDotOrg | Twitch @LichessDotOrg Follow Chris Callahan: Lichess @NoJoke | Twitter @NoJokeChris Follow TheOnoZone: Patreon ⁠www.patreon.com/TheOnoZone⁠ | Twitter ⁠@TheOnoZone⁠ | Lichess ⁠@TheOnoZone⁠ | Email ⁠info@theonozone.com | Website www.theonozone.com On the website, you can download a free Study Plan Template + Wordy Chess Book List, find out more about Ono's Adult Improver chess coaching + book a free trial lesson with Ono. Thanks to TheOnoZone Patrons who supported this episode: Marcus Buffett | Dan Bock | Dawn Lawson | Glen G | Mikey Wells | NoSir100 | Michael Shpizner | Michael G | Karen W | Gregory C | BowiE | Yara V | Stefan K | Ché Martin | Andrew M | Ben Johnson Thanks also to Chris Callahan for being the first-ever repeat podcast guest before the podcast even launched, my wife Yara for being the other half of TheOnoZone, Ché Martin for creating the legendary intro, and Zach Shpizner for applying his audio engineering skills to this episode. Make sure to follow Ono Another Chess Podcast on your favourite podcast app + give us a 5-star rating if you like it. Thanks for listening!

In this episode of the Growing for Market podcast, host Andrew Mefferd invites guests Billy Mitchell, Chris Callahan, and Andrew Chamberlin to discuss efficient systems and organization for packing sheds. We discuss the principles of good flow in a wash/pack situation and how to optimize cold storage in post-harvest handling. The guests emphasize the significance of creating a comfortable and efficient work environment by considering factors such as walking paths, space, lighting, and ventilation. They provide practical tips to improve work flow, such as identifying bottlenecks and rearranging workstations or introducing hanging shelving. The episode also delves into the five-step cleaning and sanitizing process for wash pack areas, with the addition of a crucial fifth step: drying surfaces after sanitization. The concept of dry-cleaning (not like laundry) is discussed as an alternative to wet-cleaning surfaces, with brushes, brooms, vacuums, or compressed air for debris removal. The importance of cold storage in maintaining produce quality is highlighted, with recommendations for small CoolBot rooms and considerations for larger spaces. The conversation concludes with resources including tools, articles, and informative materials to help optimize post-harvest handling practices and create efficient and safe work environments. In this episode we discuss:0:03:11 - Improving the Design of Greens Bubblers0:09:22 - Container Options for Efficient Farm Operations0:14:01 - Cleaning Tools0:22:26 - To Wash or Not to Wash0:27:54 - Design Principles for Good Flow in a Wash Pack Situation0:34:59 - The Five-Step Cleaning and Sanitizing Process0:35:56 - Cold Storage as the Endpoint of Wash Pack0:40:37 - Common Mistakes in Wash Pack Operations0:42:33 - Cultural and Communication Challenges0:43:17 - Investing in Quality Tools0:45:19 - Continuous Improvement and Problem Solving0:52:24 - Future Focus: Sustainable Packaging  In Shop Talk with Neversink Farm we chat about new tools, old tools, how they can benefit your farm and tips to use them successfully with Conor Crickmore of Neversink Tools, which manufactures tools for farmers. In this episode of Shop Talk, we discuss strategies for using low tunnels in the shoulder seasons. Low tunnels are a cheaper way than greenhouses to nurture and hold crops when temperatures are outside of the ideal, stretching the season as temperatures climb in the spring or drop in the fall. We talk about how a little bit of extra temperature protection can make your farm much more competitive and profitable.Thanks to our collaborator on this podcast Neversink Farm. They make this podcast free to everyone with their generous support. For tools designed and made by farmers, check out www.NeversinkTools.com Free articles mentioned in show:Beat the heat in postharvest handlinghttps://growingformarket.com/articles/beat-the-heat-postharvest-handlingLove is Love Cooperative Farm Profilehttps://growingformarket.com/articles/love-love-cooperative-farm-profile Connect With Guest:https://blog.uvm.edu/cwcallah/2018/11/14/bins-buckets-baskets-totes/ Download A FREE Magazine Issue:Go To Growing For Market Magazine: www.GrowingForMarket.com

Strategies to create a clean wash/pack environment that guarantees good food hygiene and workflow is the topic of this week's pod, and for the first time ever we have three guests! With three guests and such an important topic, it's no surprise this became the first of a two-part episode, with the second part following next week. In addition to getting produce clean and safe from pathogens, a good packing shed will facilitate workflow that keeps the produce moving and people comfortable. In this episode, we have the privilege of hosting Billy Mitchell, Chris Callahan, and Andrew Chamberlin, who share their expertise and insights on the importance of hygienic design in wash-pack systems. In this episode we discuss: 00:01:00 - Importance of Food Safety,00:05:13 - Ensuring Good Wash/Pack Production Flow00:14:05 - Basics of Food Safety for Growers00:15:10 - Key Points for Food Safety00:15:58 - Simplifying Food Safety00:20:12 - Importance of Cleaning00:24:59 - Water Safety for Washing Produce00:27:31 - The Use of Sanitizers in Wash Water00:30:48 - Hygienic Design Principles00:35:51 - Inspection vs. Audit00:37:43 - Food safety starts in the field00:41:30 - Color Coding for Organization and Cross-Contamination Prevention00:42:05 - Using Shallow Totes and Mini Pallets for Field Efficiency00:43:33 - Mobility Solutions in the Wash Pack Area00:44:45 - In-field Cooling Strategies00:48:25 - Forced Air Cooling for Extended Shelf Life00:55:09 - The Importance of Cooling Methods00:56:26 - Scale and Applicability of Hydrocooling00:57:32 - Low-tech Cooling Techniques00:58:29 - Water Quality Considerations01:00:06 - Conclusion and Resources Chris Callahan is the Extension Associate Professor of Agricultural Engineering at the University of Vermont- he works with food producers, processors, and distributors to improve the efficiency, quality and safety of post-harvest practices and storage processes like water management, environmental control, drying, humidification, and refrigeration systems. Andy Chamberlin is also with the U of VT, farmers with their post-harvest processes to increase efficiencies and profitability while maintaining safe food handling processes. Billy Mitchell is with the Southeast Region of the USDA's Transition to Organic Partnership Program and works with partners across the Southeast and nationally to provide educational opportunities to organic and transitioning to organic producers and the workforce that supports them. In Shop Talk with Neversink Farm, we chat about new tools, old tools, how they can benefit your farm and tips to use them successfully with Conor Crickmore of Neversink Tools, which manufactures tools for farmers. In this episode of Shop Talk with Neversink Farm, we discuss how to use low tunnels in the summer. Though it's common to associate low tunnels with winter production, we talk about the strategies that make low tunnels effective in the hotter part of the season, most notably with shade cloth, which has the advantage that it can be watered through, unlike floating row cover and many of the other commonly used coverings. We also discuss how not using weights to hold down row cover saves time and offers more flexibility than having to move weights every time you need to access the crop. Thanks to our collaborator on this podcast Neversink Farm. They make this podcast free to everyone with their generous support. For tools designed and made by farmers, check out www.NeversinkTools.com Free articles mentioned in show:Beat the heat in postharvest handlinghttps://growingformarket.com/articles/beat-the-heat-postharvest-handling Love is Love Cooperative Farm Profilehttps://growingformarket.com/articles/love-love-cooperative-farm-profile Connect With Guest:The guests' food safety resources are available at:https://blog.uvm.edu/cwcallah/ Download A FREE Magazine Issue:Go To Growing For Market Magazine: www.GrowingForMarket.com

Football is a waiting game. Fans all over America watch their teams anxiously for months with one common desire, a chance to win. Today's guest, Patriots fan, Chris Callahan, knows this waiting game quite well and it may have even prepared him for the most worthwhile wait of his life – the journey to his son, Brady. In this episode, Chris dives into their dual diagnosis of endometriosis and male-factor infertility, and the obstacles he and his wife faced on their path to parenthood. While they did have fertility coverage through Chris' work, two rounds of IVF were still a financial burden. Chris, impacted mentally, physically, and financially, decided to share his story on social media in hopes to encourage others to know they're not alone in this journey. In his post, he highlights the importance of employers choosing to invest in the lives of their employees through family building benefits. The responses took him a bit by surprise, and he soon found a whole community that was standing with him in solidarity and sharing stories of their own. Guest: Chris Callahan, Workplace Fertility Advocate Host: Dan Bulger, Progyny For more information, visit Progyny's Podcast page and Progyny's Education page for more resources. Be sure to follow us on Instagram, @ThisisInfertilityPodcast and use the #ThisisInfertility. Have a question, comment, or want to share your story? Email us at thisisinfertility@progyny.com.

University of Vermont Extension Associate Professor of Agricultural Engineering and Director of the Northeast Center to Advance Food Safety (NECAFS) Chris Callahan clarifies common questions and misconceptions around cleaning, sanitizing, disinfecting, and shares some simple methods to incorporate hygienic design practices into your operation to streamline your food safety management.LINKS:UVM Ag Engineering Site. http://go.uvm.edu/agengSCRUB Project Page. http://go.uvm.edu/scrubA Guide to Cleaning, Sanitizing, and Disinfecting. http://go.uvm.edu/clean-sanitize-disinfectCleaning Tools & Supplies for Produce Farms. https://go.uvm.edu/cleaningtoolsCleaning Tools for Produce Farms - Video Series. https://go.uvm.edu/cleaningtoolsvideoDetergents for Farm Food Contact Surfaces. https://go.uvm.edu/detergentsHygienic Design for Produce Farms. http://go.uvm.edu/hygienicdesign

This episode comes to you from Hollis New Hampshire, where we visit with Trevor Hardy of Brookdale Fruit Farm and get a tour of his farm supplies business. This conversation takes you on a walking tour with Andy Chamberlin, Chris Callahan and Hans Estrin as we visit with Trevor and see what equipment he's got in his buildings and what new technology he's bringing into the states. This episode was recorded in April of 2022 so pricing and availability is likely different from what you're hearing from today but it will give you a rough idea and what to expect out of this side of the industry. We start off the episode next to their apple packing line, and controlled atmosphere rooms, and pretty quickly walk into the newly built warehouse addition and hear about all the different ways you can spend all your hard earned cash to improve or switch up your farming systems.Support the showVisit the website to see photos/videos from the visit: https://thefarmersshare.comFollow the show on Facebook and Instagram: @thefarmersshareSubscribe to the YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@thefarmersshare

 Elizabeth Keen and her husband Al have been farming at Indian Line Farm in Great Barrington, MA for over 25 years. After taking a sabbatical in 2016, they had the realization that after 10-15 years “just running the farm” it was time that some things needed to change to make the farm more sustainable in their next phase of life. The upgrades to the farm included the purchase of a delivery van, a 30'x96' hoop house, and replacing the 6-wire high tensile electric fence with an 8' fence to keep the deer out. Additionally, Elizabeth decided it was time to make some improvements to the post-harvest area on the farm.  This podcast gives a tour of the barn upgrades and the conversation is mostly led by my colleague Chris Callahan of the University of Vermont Extension. This story is also shared as a full postharvest case study on our blog. So if you want to see photos or a video from this visit make sure to visit https://go.uvm.edu/indianline.Support the showVisit the website to see photos/videos from the visit: https://thefarmersshare.comFollow the show on Facebook and Instagram: @thefarmersshareSubscribe to the YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@thefarmersshare

Over the weekend, the United Nations Climate Change Conference, or COP 27, went into overtime as nations came to an historic agreement to establish a loss and damage fund. This fund is meant to give resources to countries who have experienced the worst effects of climate change. Some like to think of it as climate reparations. There are a lot of factors that might have created the momentum for this historic agreement to go through after many years. An interesting one is that it's becoming more and more difficult for big emitters like the United States to deny their role in contributing to climate change, particularly as new scientific studies have been pivotal in creating a pretty unimpeachable basis for climate responsibility. But, just because science can verify certain realities does not mean that it's a straight path forward for climate justice. To get a sense of what factors are coming together to achieve climate justice, Lawfare associate editor Hyemin Han merges the legal and policy perspective with the science perspective in a conversation with Karen Sokol, a professor at the Loyola University New Orleans College of Law and a fellow at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, and Chris Callahan, a PhD candidate at Dartmouth College who co-produced a scientific study that informed negotiations on loss and damage at COP 27.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Engaging Alternatives Spotlight, Elana Margulies-Snyderman, Senior Manager, Publications, EisnerAmper, speaks with Chris Callahan, President & CEO of X-Caliber Capital, an impact-focused commercial real estate, direct lending firm based in New York. He shares his views on investing in ESG-focused real estate loans, including the greatest opportunities and challenges in the space, what the firm is doing to champion DEI and more.

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Months after being named the president of University of the Pacific, Chris Callahan found himself leading the school through the pandemic; we discuss what his hopes are for the return to school in the fall and how he thinks COVID-19 changed higher education. Also, after a sexual assault, victims who choose to report the crime have a difficult time getting justice, and why some people are choosing to keep their masks on even after getting vaccinated. Today's Guests University of the Pacific President Chris Callahan discusses the challenges students faced during the pandemic, how he's preparing for students to return this fall, and his vision for higher education moving forward Domestic Violence Response Team Advocate with WEAVE at the Elk Grove Police Department Jessica Garcia and Executive Director of My Sister's House Nilda Valmores on the investigation process for sexual assaults and what justice means to law enforcement versus what it means to survivors Police Chief for the Citrus Heights Police Department Ronald Lawrence breaks down efforts to provide support for survivors during the investigative process Clinical neuropsychologist at UC Davis Health Angela Drake explains the anxiety over ‘COVID-19 re-entry' and why many people are not ready for life to return to normal

In the finale of Well What? hosts Amber and Enzo talk with University of the Pacific's President Chris Callahan! The three discuss President Callahan's journey to becoming Pacific's new president, the university culture, and even what types of vaccines they received!

Kicking off our Bright Lights Podcast, Lacy interviews Emergency Room Doctor, Chris Callahan. 

This week we are joined by Chris Callahan, who is the Community Organizer of LiChess.org. Lichess is a community supported, free, open source, ad and tracker free chess site which plays host to over 5 million chess games per day. Back in 2017, I interviewed its founder, Thibault Duplessis, so it was past time to catch up on all that is new with this great site, especially in the past year during the past year, as chess has surged in popularity. We discussed everything from how they dealt with a huge traffic surge, to their cheating detection capabilities, to the viability of their business plan, to their future plans. Chris also delved a bit into his own chess background, and shared his unique perspective on scholastic chess teaching, and on chess improvement. It was fun to catch up with Chris, and to learn more about this website that so many of us enjoy playing on on a daily basis.  0:00- Chris shares a bit about his chess background, what is new with Lichess founder Thibault Duplessis, and how he became a LiChess employee,  Mentioned: IM Christof Sielecki, LiChess Studies , Episode 25- Thibault Duplessis    7:00- LiChess traffic doubled in 2 weeks when the pandemic hit. How did they handle it? As a donation-driven non-profit, how is LiChess holding up financially?  Mentioned: The Lichess Costs document we reference is here: http://lichess.org/costs   16:30- Perpetual Chess is brought to you in part by Chessable.com! Like Although they have tons of amazing courses for sale    17:00- Chris answers a Patreon mailbag question relating to various Lichess capabilities and future plans including what their philosophy would be on sharing their open source coding.    25:30- Chris discusses a recent controversy involving Chessbase and the open source community. It is alleged that Chessbase was not transparent about using Stockfish’s Open Source Code for its Fat Fritz engine. More info in Peter Dogger’s summary here:  https://www.chess.com/news/view/chessbase-fat-fritz-2-stockfish-leela-chess-zero   31:00- What is Lichess’ approach to cheat detection/engine use by players?  Mentioned: Episode 18 with IM Danny Rensch, Episode 136 with IM Ken Regan, GM Wesley So, GM Raunak Sadhwhani    48:00- What is the goal of the LiChess Twitch and YouTube channels? What other projects might LiChess work on?  Mentioned: LiChess Study- Logical Chess Move by Move: https://lichess.org/study/Wn7aMkPy   58:00- What is Chris’ guiding principle to teaching chess to kids? What else would Chris like to see change in the chess community?  Mentioned: IM Eric Rosen and The Stafford Gambit, Chess for Zebras    1:05:00- Thanks so much to Chris for sharing his knowledge and catching us up on Lichess. Join the LiChess Discord here: https://lichess.org/team/chesscord-discord-community   You can follow Chris on LiChess here:  https://lichess.org/@/NoJoke     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The importance of cybersecurity continues to increase, both as more functions become connected to the internet and as adversaries exploit cyberattacks as a weapon in future conflicts. From the SolarWinds Orion hack to the breach of a Florida water treatment plant, recent attacks have underscored the critical function cybersecurity plays to national security interests. ERDC is playing a key role in the efforts to strengthen the nation's cybersecurity. It protects the Defense Research and Engineering Network, safeguarding the intellectual property of defense labs across the United States and the world. ERDC also performs independent assessments of cybersecurity controls, conducts research to discover innovative cyber-protection strategies, and performs adversarial emulation to proactively identify and mediate vulnerabilities and security weaknesses for the Army, DOD and federal agencies. On today's episode, we talk cyber security with Chris Callahan, the chief of the Cybersecurity Engineering and Analysis Branch at ERDC's Information Technology Laboratory. Topics include lessons from the SolarWinds Orion breach (4:39), the dangers hacking can pose to critical infrastructure (6:30), the importance of cybersecurity to national security (10:59), ways smaller entities can improve cybersecurity (12:02), ERDC's cybersecurity niche (13:30), white-hat hackers (18:29), and things everyone can do at home to secure their networks (24:37). Visit https://www.PowerofERDCPodcast.org for more information. LINKS: CyberPatriot  youth education program (https://www.uscyberpatriot.org/) DOD Bug Bounty Program/ Hack the Pentagon program (https://www.hackerone.com/hack-the-pentagon) Scholarship for Service program designed to recruit and train next generation of cyber security professionals (https://www.sfs.opm.gov/)

As part of our food safety focus group series, we also wanted to include some in-depth conversations with subject matter experts about topics that seemed particularly relevant for your farms. This is a recording of an interview with Agricultural Engineers Chris Callahan and Andy Chamberlain from the University of Vermont Extension about hygienic and sanitary design for produce farms. Visit youngfarmers.org/foodsafety for more information about our food safety work and resources. The National Young Farmers Coalition is a national advocacy network of young farmers fighting for the future of agriculture. We change policy, build networks, and provide business services to ensure all young farmers have the chance to succeed. Young Farmers is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Tim White and Ted Nesi analyze the governor's departure and the impeachment trial; Gen. Chris Callahan discusses local security precautions after the Capitol riot.

SUBSCRIBE:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8vD0S8NdSpRpDDAMNKGwGg https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sky-pirates-podcast/id1525406489   View this episode on YouTube:    GUESTS: Eric Masino:  https://www.instagram.com/ericmasino/ Chris Callahan https://www.instagram.com/thechrza/   HOSTS: Tyler Allerding https://www.instagram.com/tylerallerding/  Brandon Acosta https://www.instagram.com/brandonacosta.io/    Email us at info@theskypirates       SHOW NOTES:     We discuss the “Tao of ‘Er!” Ever cross paths with someone that, despite all of your efforts-talents-gifts, they are just bettER, fastER, strongER, smartER...tallER, good lookingER, you great the idea...that’s what we’ll be chatting about. Oh...and of course Furlough updates and where we are now during this chaotic time in our history. And let’s not for get Movember baby! Bring out that lip luggage...and stand united in bringing awareness to the physical and mental health issues men face.

ENYCHP specialists Elisabeth Hodgdon and Crystal Stewart-Courtens discuss postharvest storage conditions to maintain vegetable quality over the winter, and food safety tips with Chris Callahan and Andy Chamberlin from UVM Extension. Resources for episode description: UVM Extension Ag Engineering Blog: go.uvm.edu/ageng Spray Tables for Farm Use: go.uvm.edu/spraytables Coolbots for Farm Use: go.uvm.edu/coolbot DIY Concrete Mixed Root Washer: https://agengpodcast.com/2020/06/29/diy-motorized-root-washer-for-200-ep31/ Sisters Hill Farm Bunch Washer: https://youtu.be/JfXQmeRgk2c Crop Storage Resources: http://go.uvm.edu/storage Crop Planner Tool: http://go.uvm.edu/cropplanner Bins: http://go.uvm.edu/bins. Project Planning for Postharvest Efficiency, Profitability & Food Safety (Free 8-Part Packshed Webinar): go.uvm.edu/phwebinar Where to connect with UVM Ag Engineering on social media: Instagram: Instagram.com/uvmextageng Facebook: facebook.com/uvmextageng YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwLVR4LaVPtvm4m3XW5Kv9w Podcast: agengpodcast.com Register for the Cornell Vegetable Program’s FREE virtual “Food Safety & Wash/Pack Facilities” workshop from 8:45 am – 1:15 pm on Nov. 16th: https://cornell.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0pdeitpzopHddDRSBpt_dWf2eptEhenK0h

This week we get to talk with the two Chris’s- one of which is a captain at a legacy carrier who discusses the parallels of the 2 industry wide furlough events.  We are also presented the Wagner Rules.  Much like the Ten Commandments, these are rules that would be in our best interest to live by.   SUBSCRIBE:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8vD0S8NdSpRpDDAMNKGwGg https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sky-pirates-podcast/id1525406489 View this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Fh4SO8xi82A GUESTS: Chris Callahan Chris Wagner HOSTS: Hosts: Tyler Allerding https://www.instagram.com/tylerallerding/ Brandon Acosta https://www.instagram.com/brandonacosta.io/ Email us at info@theskypirates

We lead off this week discussing the divisiveness amongst peers in the midst of potential Union concessions at the Legacy carriers.  We also exploit the goiter on Chris’ neck- since it is extremely distracting (10:00).  Zatch shares his recent horror story with his AME (37:45), the resultant grounding, and the support he is receiving from his Union.  We cap it off with an example of Chris’ epic trolling (1:08:00), and how you can lose friends if you’re not careful. SUBSCRIBE:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8vD0S8NdSpRpDDAMNKGwGg https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sky-pirates-podcast/id1525406489 GUESTS: Chris Callahan Zach Davidson HOSTS: Hosts: Tyler Allerding https://www.instagram.com/tylerallerding/ Brandon Acosta https://www.instagram.com/brandonacosta.io/ Email us at info@theskypirates   This episode on YouTube:  https://youtu.be/QpIqfcbVWsM

Chris Callahan (of Indiana University) and Lee Jennings (University of Oklahoma) have some righteous anger. Why do we have comprehensive cancer care centers and not comprehensive dementia care centers? We have a body of evidence dating back 30 years to support people with dementia and their caregivers with Comprehensive Dementia Care. Lee Jennings added to this robust body of work with a study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society demonstrating that a comprehensive dementia care program based out of UCLA reduced ED visits, hospital length of stay, increased hospice enrollment, and delayed time to admission to long term care. As Chris Callahan notes in his accompanying editorial in JAGS, a fundamental problem with our healthcare system is that savings from Comprehensive Dementia Care accrues not to the dementia care program, but to the hospital and Medicare (ED visits, hospital length of stay) or Medicaid (long term care admission). Our fragmented healthcare system lacks the coordinated big picture financial incentives to make this happen for our patients. One more major point - Chris Callahan emphasizes in the podcast that we as clinicians need to stop saying, "there's nothing that we can do for dementia; nothing works." That's simply not true. While we lack Comprehensive Dementia Care programs in nearly every region of the US, we have tremendous community resources for people with dementia and their caregivers. The Alzheimer's Association is a great place to start. The song request was This Land is Your Land, classic Woodie Guthrie as Lee Jennings works at the University of Oklahoma. Chris Callahan rewrote the lyrics to address the topic, and if you listen to the very end of the podcast, you'll get this version: This land needs dementia care Comprehensive dementia care From California to Indiana From Oklahoma to the New York Island We need dementia care for our families As I sought clearly, the research to frame I saw clear data of the triple aim I saw the workforce, we need to train We need dementia care for our families -@AlexSmithMD

This week we are joined by Adam and Chris. We spend a lot of time discussing when and why Adam founded The Pilot Network, and how the industry then wasn't so dissimilar as it is today. We also discuss a cancelled Milwaukee Brewers flyover, business, and our new podcast- The Opportunity Hour. If you enjoy our banter, we would be very grateful if you liked, commented, and subscribed. Subscribe:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8vD0S8NdSpRpDDAMNKGwGg https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sky-pirates-podcast/id1525406489 Guests: Adam Uhan: https://www.facebook.com/adamuhan adam@thepilotnetwork.org Chris Callahan https://www.instagram.com/thechrza/ Hosts: Tyler Allerding https://www.instagram.com/tylerallerding/ Brandon Acosta https://www.instagram.com/brandonacosta.io/ Email us at info@theskypirates

The Ag Engineering podcast is a conversation with small scale fruit and vegetable farmers to discuss tools, tips or techniques to improve the sustainability of your farm. In this episode, we visit with Chris Callahan of UVM Extension to talk about precooling your vegetable crops.Visit the show notes for photos, videos or relevant links at http://agengpodcast.comLearn something from the show? Let me know or share feedback here! https://forms.gle/fDraaXhRUtYfBchb6Follow UVM Extension - Ag Engineering Website: go.uvm.edu/agengFacebook: facebook.com/uvmextagengInstagram: instagram.com/uvmextagengSupport the show (https://securelb.imodules.com/s/1690/19/interior.aspx?sid=1690&gid=2&pgid=828&cid=1883&dids=157)

Flight Attendant and Instagram Influencer, @comeflywithlove, joins us on the podcast this week.  She gives us insight on her potential furlough, as well as her journey to create a brand that can support her if she does get furloughed.  We hope her story not only entertains you, but inspires you to take advantage of the ‘glitz and glamour’ of your aviation career and possibly create a brand that you can monetize in the future.   Subscribe:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8vD0S8NdSpRpDDAMNKGwGg https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sky-pirates-podcast/id1525406489 Guests: Love https://www.instagram.com/comeflywithlove/ comeflywithlove@gmail.com Chris Callahan https://www.instagram.com/thechrza/ Hosts: Tyler Allerding https://www.instagram.com/tylerallerding/ Brandon Acosta https://www.instagram.com/brandonacosta.io/ Email us at info@theskypirates  

The first episode in the Bedgood's Big 12 Bullets Game of the Week series looks back at 61-58, the classic 2014 game between the Baylor Bears and the TCU Horned Frogs. Host Scott Bedgood speaks with former Baylor kicker Chris Callahan, who kicked the game winning field goal in this crazy game. Callahan reflects on the life of a kicker and talks about what it's like making a high-pressure kick.

This episode features Emily Hale, a Produce Safety Technician with the Blue Water Conservation District, and Chris Callahan, who runs the Agricultural Engineering Program within University of Vermont Extension. They discuss the difference between cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting, along with where and how often these activities should occur on the farm. Additional Resources:A Guide to Cleaning, Sanitizing, and Disinfecting for Produce Farms: This guide, developed by Chris Callahan, helps to further explain the differences between cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting. Introduction to Selecting an EPA-Labeled Sanitizer: The Produce Safety Alliance created a guide to help growers better understand what to look for in a sanitizer label.

Learn how we screen for and diagnose Alzheimer's disease, and how doctors convey that information to patients and families. Featuring Liana Apostolova, MD; Malaz Boustani, MD, MPH; Chris Callahan, MD; and Natalie Sutton.

It's a question that Chris Callahan addresses in his comic, “The Misplaced,” available through Source Point Press, Comixology, and many others. In this series, we follow James, who dies in a shipwreck with his wife, only to wake up in Heaven to find that his wife is nowhere to be found. So what does he do? He leaves the afterlife on a quest to find his lost love. What's even more amazing than the story is the art that brings it to life, and Christ talks about his unique style and how he came up with it. We also touch on conventions and his experiences with them.

123: In this episode, Chris Callahan, Mark Marzen, and I talk about our different experience running the 2019 Lake Martin. Chris was the last finisher and Mark was the overall finisher of 2019 LM100. I am the only one who has finished all six LM100. Enjoy the episode and share.. Music by: Bensound.com

In This Episode: >> The differences between Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) and the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) >> An explanation of FMSA exemptions >> A discussion of common food safety myths >> How systems and record-keeping are the foundation of food safety plans Quotes from the Episode: "Food safety is a constant improvement process...it's about thinking intentionally about produce safety and adopting good practices to try to minimize risk" "You can't clean what you can't see and you can't sanitize what you can't clean" About the Guests: Andy Chamberlin grew up on his families Vegetable Farm in Underhill, Vermont. After going to school for mechanical engineering, and entering the workforce he discovered he needed to be out and about, making a difference in peoples lives, and the passion for farming never wilted away. Now, as an Ag Engineer for UVM Extension, he gets to work with fruit and vegetable farms in Vermont, and the North East educating farmers on produce safety and post-harvest handling, trying to improve the lives and business of the people that he works with. Chris Callahan is the Extension Associate Professor of Agricultural Engineering at the University of Vermont. His work focuses on the application of the engineering practice to food systems. Specific engagement is with food producers, processors, and distributors to improve efficiency, quality, safety and cost control through integration of technology, systems integration and process controls Hans Estrin is a Produce Safety Specialist for UVM Extension. He co-develop UVM’s Practical Produce Safety Program in 2010, and since 2014, has developed and coordinate the Community Accreditation for Produce Safety (CAPS) with the Vermont Vegetable and Berry Growers Association. As an On Farm Readiness Review (OFRR) lead for Extension, Hans provides on-farm technical support to help Vermont growers comply with FSMA and meet market expectations. Hans is an AFDO certified PSR trainer in produce safety, and regularly co-leads Produce Safety Alliance (PSA) Grower training courses. Hans also coordinates UVM Extension’s Post Harvest Team, focused on a team approach to integrating efficiency, profitability and food safety on Vermont Produce Farms. Hans further supports the development of local produce markets and businesses; He co-founded the Windham Farm and Food Network (now Food Connects), helped launch VT Dinners and Manadnock Menus, and has supported the start-up other Vermont Food Hubs. In his former career, Hans taught high school science for decades, around the globe, and worked on several produce farms.

A certain someone is ill so this week's episode features three unreleased clips from the past! 1: Isaac and Charles talk about knowing and not knowing what women want, the friendzone, and more! 2: The show is joined by Adam Tod Brown and Dan D'Aprile to discuss Bears Ears and the federalization of land. 3: The infamous "Pets" episode featuring Chris Callahan and Rachel Louie that takes a turn into a conversation on trans rights that is naturally very well-informed.

For this episode, two agricultural engineers discuss adapting innovation on the farm. Trevor Hardy is manager of one of New England’s largest distributors of agricultural supplies at Brookdale Fruit Farm in Hollis, New Hampshire. Chris Callahan is an agricultural engineer with University of Vermont extension. Both guests say engineering plays a crucial role in synthesizing the newest research and technology with the diversity and complexity of farming practices on the ground.

A brief followup to "The 8 Worst Podcast Voices on Gimlet Media" episode. Chris Callahan and Rachel Louie lend their opinions to an important question: does Charles have vocal fry? Is he a hypocrite for criticizing Gimlet voices when he himself may be frying away? What does Reddit have to say about this?

In this episode of Limitless Laowai, I was delighted to welcome to Limitless Laowai Chris Callahan, Partner at Build Shanghai. In today's show we're going to be going deep with Chris on a number of subjects related to the newest trend in "shared office space" in Shanghai and how these trends got started and what the realities are. Our conversation relates to the concept of shared office space that has taken a deep hold of the Chinese market. Chris relates what the biggest misconceptions are that people may have about shared office space and how a personalized approach to finding the right type of work space is critical for company success. Special thanks to this episode's sponsors, Concordia International School Shanghai; discover more at www.concordiashanghai.org. // What'd you think of this show? Send comments, questions, and feedback to the host at Pete@limitlesslaowai.com.

Ad executive Chris Callahan joins Isaac and Charles for a discussion on advertising. Chris predicts the era of feel-good branding is almost over, and Isaac wonders why so many advertisers seem hell-bent on promoting a liberal agenda when half of their customers might get turned off by such sentiments. The Pepsi ad is naturally dissected, and Chris provides data about who actually buys Pepsi and why Pepsi might have made the ad in the first place. Charles and Isaac yell at each other. Also under the microscope is the 84 Lumber Super Bowl ad, and everyone offers some inappropriate suggestions for how it should have ended. Also discussed: Seth Rogen and Amy Schumer shilling beer, the Heineken and Danish TV ads promoting unity. Music: www.bensound.com

We review "Jay & Silent Bob Get Old" from their tour here in STL. Then we talk about the upcoming Planet Comic Con with their CMO, Kirk Critten. After that we chat with Chris Callahan about the Kickstarter for his new comic project entitled "The Misplaced." Thanks to our sponsors Marcus Theatres (https://www.marcustheatres.com/) and Historic St. Charles, Missouri (https://www.discoverstcharles.com/)! Amazon Affiliate Link - http://bit.ly/geektome Buy Me a Coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/3Y0D2iaZl Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/GeekToMeRadio Website - http://geektomeradio.com/ Podcast - https://anchor.fm/jamesenstall Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeekToMeRadio/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/geektomeradio Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/geektomeradio/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jamesenstall/support

Chris Callahan returns this week and he talks about his comic work and TV work. Travis gives his telling of the events at Steve's "meet the special lady" dinner and how his wife cured his youngest son's irrational fear of imaginary octopuses.

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Today's podcast features Chris Callahan, the founding dean of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University.  He also serves as the vice provost of ASU's Downtown Phoenix Campus, and is the CEO of Arizona PBS.   In our conversation, Chris shares from his experiences growing up the son of a New York City cop, studying journalism and working for the Associated Press, and then transitioning into higher education.  Among other topics, he discusses the value of internships, the discipline of critical thinking, the critical impact a clear vision has on an organization, and how to clearly define and carry out culture in an organization.  

Chris Callahan returns to chat about more Hollywood big timing and how he has grown as a creator since we first met him. We also discuss "Batman v Superman" in a spoiler heavy review with Chris. Promos this week come from The Tangent-Bound Network and Couple Things Podcast.

We welcome back Chris Callahan this week to chat about what he has been up to since the last time we chatted. We discuss his new comic project, "The Misplaced", globe trotting for a documentary, his involvement with Toby Keith's summer tour, working on the BET Hip Hop awards, and much more. Promos this week come from FYFCast, Cocktails and Centaurs, and The Tangent-Bound Network.

Reality Outreach Ministries is an evangelical ministry that, for over 33 years, has been joining with Churches around the world of many different denominations with one common goal…to use the dramas, “Heaven’s Gates & Hell’s Flames ©” and “Last Chance©,” as outreach tools to impact thousands in local communities to make commitments to Jesus Christ. The dramas are high impact presentations making use of multi-media and sound/lighting effects designed to make people consider where they will spend eternity based on the biblical reality of life after death and beyond the grave. A cast, of approximately 40 people made up of volunteers from the host church, act out a series of vignettes about people who live life, make their choices, die and find themselves outside heaven asking the question, “Angel, is my name in your book?” (Revelation 20:15). The Ministry Team Representatives, made up of husband, wife and family, arrive at the host church on Friday to work with the volunteer cast in preparation for the drama, which normally runs evenings, Sunday through Tuesday. The Ministry Team not only prepares the volunteer cast for the drama, but they are spiritually prepared for the outreach through times of worship, devotion and prayer. For more information please call us toll free at 1-800-263-2114 to schedule a drama at your local church, school, or community.www.seek4truth.tk

We return to the walls and halls of the hallowed ground known only as the Anaheim Convention Center during WonderCon 2015 where our Gutter Talk podcast hero-slash-host Adam teams up with artist and illustrator Chris Callahan to battle a villain so evil it has no name, only a sad truth that would make any protagonist feel ill: Lack of Knowledge. Okay, maybe that's a bit overly dramatic but some days it sure does seem that way. That's why we're looking forward to bringing you this conversation Adam had with Chris, as he has the knowledge and experience of taking a chance and finding success in the work that comes along with it. Chris has been a part of projects that range from creating visual graphics for major television shows and broadcasts to creator-owned comics, such as Robochuck. Listen in as Chris discusses those experiences he's had and what he's taken away from it all, as well as some of the smaller details about comic creation. While you're listening, please be sure to head on over to iTunes, if you're not there already, and give the podcast some love. Ratings and reviews are big in the podcast world, just as getting clicks and reads are big in comics, both web and print. Along with word of mouth, this is just one way you can help us here at MakingComics.com spread out knowledge and information to those who are seeking it out but may not be sure where to look. Chris's Links: TurtleBunny Productions (@rgb_alpha) RoboChuck (also on ComiXology) Our Links: Intro & Outro Song: "RetroFuture Clean" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)  Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0  http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Outro Song Behind Vocals: "Backed Vibes (clean)" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)  Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0  http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Transitions: InceptionBrassHitMedium.wav: Herbert Boland / www.freesound.org Old Fashion Radio Jingle 2.wav: club sound / www.freesound.org

This week's show sees the return of Chris Callahan, creator of RoboChuck. Chris talks about his work on the AVF 25th anniversary special, working on NatGeo's "Building Wild", the current status of RoboChuck, and getting to see the rough cut of "The Amazing Spider-Man". The guys then round out the show with the announcement of next week's weight loss challenge and failure punishment.

Well, we're back. It didn't quite take us a month to get back to podcasting after the Cotton Bowl, thank goodness. Truthfully, schedule conflicts ended up being the issue more than the "hangover" from the Cotton Bowl. But we're back now, and we're ready to bring some joy back to your ear holes. Cotton Bowl Aftermath Before you turn off the podcast, were NOT doing a full recap of the game. We're not going to be Debbie Downers. We're actually talking about some of our favorite moments. You shouldn't be afraid to listen to this part. If the loss still stings, take a listen. We're surprisingly upbeat about what happened in the game. Kendal Briles is going to be a great OC and fantastic play caller. K.D. Cannon had an otherworldly game against a fantastic defensive back. Jay Lee throwing a fantastic WR pass for a touchdown. Bryce Petty having an absolute gem of a game and setting a Cotton Bowl Record. There was plenty of really fun stuff that happened in that game, despite the outcome, and it's worth celebrating. This is out of order, but it's so good that it has to go last in this paragraph, and two words will sum it up. LaQuan McGowan. That is all. Plus, the aftermath hasn't produced the narratives about how far off we are that we expected after that loss. That's very good news, and should be cause for optimism. There hasn't been a Preseason poll released where Baylor's not at least Top 7 at this point. While most consider the "way-too-early" preseason polls as meaningless (and for what to expect from a team, they generally are), they do tell you how your program is viewed, and Baylor is rising in the estimation of most folks. That's very exciting. Cris Dishman Hire & Coaching Changes We're also talking about the hire of Cris Dishman as the Safeties Coach who will replace Brian Norwood. We're all very excited about the hire... He's got NFL chops, which is something new for our defensive staff,  and we're all looking forward to seeing what he can do. If you haven't been paying attention the past few days, it appears that they're already putting him out on the recruiting trail and is making an immediate impact in that arena. It's very exciting to see. We also talk a bit about Kendal Briles' move to OC and play caller, and the fact that we were so wrong about trick plays in the Cotton Bowl. We're happy to be wrong there, because that was fun. Aside: Thank God that Chris Callahan is still alive. Recruiting Updates We're in the home stretch of the 2015 Recruiting Class Season with National Signing Day, so we're looking into what's left to pursue, plus we're looking at some of recruits that have committed to Baylor in the past couple of weeks. Buckle up, folks, it's going to be a very wild ride. Specifically, we're spending some time on Eric Ogor, his ability, and why it appears that he's been lightly recruited. If he adapts to the collegiate level, the Bears could have a real gem there. And he's got one of the best names in recent memory. Yeah, we go back into the 3-star vs. 4/5-star debate. There's more talk here, and Pras asks the most speculative question you've ever heard on the podcast. Zomg Basketball We sorta trip over ourselves into some basketball talk. I will say this. We. Love. Scott Drew. There's more basketball coming on the podcast! Very exciting!

Since Travis can't read a calendar, this week's episode is a replay of our interviews with Chris Callahan, creator of RoboChuck.

Baylor overcame a 21-point deficit in the last 11 minutes of the game on Saturday to defeat the 9th ranked TCU Horned Frogs in Waco in front of a sold-out McLane Stadium. We're reacting to it and breaking it down for you. Enjoy!

The guys welcome back Chris Callahan, creator of RoboChuck, to talk about his SDCC experience and the release of the 3rd installment of his comic series. After the break, Travis spins a yarn about his experience in a rest stop bathroom. The show wraps up with Spend Dev's Money featuring the trades Peter Panzerfaust, Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth, and Planet Hulk.

Chris Callahan joins Jack, Jeramy, and Jeff to discuss his comic series 'RoboChuck', future plans for 'The Expendables', and Disney's plans for the original 'Star Wars' Trilogy.

Travis and Devin interview Chris Callahan this week without Jason. Chris is the creator of the comic series RoboChuck, which can be found on ComiXology. Not only do they get some insight to his comic creation process, but they also get some gritty details about the lesser known struggle of a Hollywood writer. Chris also talks a bit about being a Detroit Lions fan not living in Michigan. After interviewing Chris, the guys do Dev Buys Direct and Dev's Top 5 with special guest Schultz because Steve decided he needed to be all up in his girlfriend's business on her birthday. We talk about what is flying off the shelves this week, Schultz talks at length about the seedy underbelly of Magic, Travis does a little story time, and we find out what Devin wants to cosplay.

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Discussing depression and heart disease with Dr. Jesse Stewart from IUPUI School of Science, Director of IU Center for Aging Research-Regenstrief Institute Dr. Chris Callahan and Cindy Wilson from Eskenazi Health Midtown Community Mental Health.