Podcast appearances and mentions of Chris Clements

"Hey! Do you want to start a podcast?" Those were the fabled words of Chris Clements to Sean Noble four years ago that launched the Light Beer | Dark Money podcast in the meeting rooms of GCU's Canyon Ventures. Encouraged by Executive Director, Robert Vera, the podcast began with a few guests and sounded a lot like a bad SNL NPR skit. We've since graduated to the big-time studios of Dave Pratt's Star Worldwide Networks and WE could not be more appreciative to Mayor Pratt and our producers - Robin Cote, Bill Harfosh, and Alex Smet - for giving us the opportunity to spout off about issues of Faith Freedom and Free Enterprise. Thank you to all of our guests and our listeners for making this a top podcast. Speaking of NPR - Chris and Sean also tackle the hearings recently held on Capitol Hill regarding the inherent Liberal bias of both NPR and PBS - both of which seem to live in an alternate reality than a country that is primarily conservative. Meanwhile, the Trump administration continues to deal with the fallout of the "Signalgate" scandal... a "scandal" that really isn't one other than the fact that Jeffrey Goldberg could have removed himself from a spirited back and forth that led to a successful military operation... that continues today. In terms of alternate realities, many 80/20 issues - men in women's sports, deportation of gang members, bombing of Tesla dealerships -have engulfed the Left and are becoming more like religion than sound policy prescriptions. Chris and Sean conclude that the absence of belief in creation and even creation order has led the hard Left to create new Gods to follow. Lastly, will DOGE continue the chains saw approach to government with Elon Derangement Syndrome taking center stage on all media platforms. Should Elon wear a Freddy, Jason, Michael, or Leatherface mask as her takes the chain saw to huge swaths of waste fraud and abuse? Thanks for 4 amazing years! Here's to many more! Follow Light Beer Dark Money on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LightBeerDarkMoney/ Follow Light Beer Dark Money on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lightbeerdarkmoney/ Follow Light Beer Dark Money on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LBDMshow Follow Light Beer Dark Money on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/light-beer-dark-money/ Link to the Light Beer Dark Money Blog: https://lightbeerdarkmoney.com/hypocrisy-and-the-aoc-oh-sandy/

Hey everyone! Jordan and I talk about the importance of vulnerability, transparency, and the power of love. We discuss the courage and bravery required to open up to the world at one's own pace, and how being loving and spiritual is a key part of our identity. We acknowledge the difficulties of showing up vulnerably when the world has hurt people in various ways, but emphasize that true love involves acknowledging those hurtful moments and still choosing to show up with love. Lastly, we emphasize the critical role of self-awareness and emotional intelligence, and how pride can prevent people from being truly self-aware.

Chris Clements shares a short devotional on Jesus being "Immanuel" take a few minutes to sit and think on Jesus being "God with us." This message was taken from our Christmas Eve service, December 24, 2024.

On 640 undeveloped acres adjacent to Grand Teton National Park, state land known as the “Kelly Parcel” saw its future transform in the past 13 months. It was back in October 2023 when state land managers put the wheels in motion for an open auction. That after years of failed attempts through legislation to arrange a sale. The issue was tabled until fall 2024. In July, Wyoming Public Radio's Chris Clements saddled up to see what was at stake. 

Elder, Chris Clements, shares a message on Psalm 23. This message was taken from our full Sunday Service on November 24, 2024.

In this video, Chris Clements discusses the importance of the Four Agreements and how they can help you live a more mindful, fulfilling life. He talks about being true to your own dreams, not taking things personally, avoiding assumptions, and always doing your best. The key is to be open-minded, coachable, and understanding of others' perspective, even if they differ from yours.

In this video, Chris Clements talks about navigating the 'waiting season' of life. He shares some personal experiences and advice on how to be patient, accept the process, and find comfort in the journey. He encourages viewers to lean into their feelings, and practice self-care through positive vices that help them feel authentically joyful. Overall, he wants you to embrace your waiting season, giving yourself grace, and find community in shared experiences.

Discussing the importance of finding activities and practices that bring a sense of inner peace and calmness. Chris Clements shares how going to the gym early in the morning and roller skating helps him achieve a state of mindfulness to live in the present moment, allowing him to reset and recharge, even in the face of challenges.

Consistency, a skill that we all hope to accomplish and master in our respective lifetimes. I know that consistency can be tough for me (Chris Clements) at times - depending on what I'm being asked to do and complete. I'm sure you could or can resonate with some of these thoughts throughout your lifetime as well. Take a deep dive with me as I explore some challenges that interrupt our desire to be consistent in certain areas of our lives.

Elder, Chris Clements, shares the next message in our sermon series "Philippians."  This is the fourth message in the series and is titled "The Goal of Life," and was taken from our full Sunday Worship Service on August 25, 2024.

Finishing us off for 2023, Elder, Chris Clements, shares a message about the parable of the talents. This was taken from our full Sunday Morning Worship Service on December 31, 2023. 

"A Christian notion of humility, introduced by the New Testament, was a novel event in the ancient world. And this Christian notion of what humility is continues even into a secular domain today (even though I think, real humility requires Jesus)." - Chris Clements is on Faculty at Columbia Bible College in Abbotsford, BC

At a Shiprock Chapter meeting this week on the Navajo Nation, community members put forward a resolution that calls for independent oversight of cleanup efforts after an oil spill north of Shiprock, N.M. Chris Clements with KSJD has more. Residents held a meeting on Saturday to discuss the ramifications of the spill and the community-drafted […]

Cyber threats are just about everywhere nowadays. That is fact and also facts are that credit unions, as a rule, strive for a high level of defense - and yet many still get hacked.Explaining all this on the show today is Chris Clements, vice president of solutions architecture at CISO Global.The show starts with Clements revealing he spent his morning hacking into a credit union.  It was pretty easy, he says.Of course he also did it at the request of the credit union which, in the process, found out its defenses are more porous than they wanted them to be. But paying Clements to attempt to hack in is a lot cheaper than paying off a hacker who hacks in to collect a payday holding the credit union's data hostage.Along the way, Clements tells what a credit union needs to do to stay safe - and running anti virus and a firewall are just the beginning.It's a fast paced show on a topic that frankly doesn't get the attention it deserves.Listen upLike what you are hearing? Find out how you can help sponsor this podcast here. Very affordable sponsorship packages are available. Email rjmcgarvey@gmail.com  And like this podcast on whatever service you use to stream it. That matters.  Find out more about CU2.0 and the digital transformation of credit unions here. It's a journey every credit union needs to take. Pronto

Hey family + friends - this episode served as an opportunity to do a 2023 year-end recap + review of my life. In addition to that, I am officially launching the rebrand of Peace of Mind from Free Game in 2024. The purpose of this platform is to serve as a well-being repository for mental health, best practices, and resources for individuals + communities. Happy New Year everyone!

Hey family & friends - today I got the opportunity to speak about some of my journaling & well-being habits that I strive to prioritize every single day. Specifically this journal - has a five-minute focus on your nutrition, gratitude, mindful affirmations, and self-accountability with your daily goals. I broke down my process of the journey and how I got into this positive habit - I hope you enjoy it, and as always - let me know if you have any questions, comments, or thoughts regarding this episode

Hey family + friends - this episode is an in-depth conversation about my origin into rollerskating, tips & tricks, and my logic behind why I roller-skate. I hope you like this episode, and as always - let me know if you want to have a follow-up conversation or have any questions or comments regarding this episode. Stay blessed

Rev. Chris Clements shares a message titled "Examination Time" Chris is an elder, and former Pastor at Christian Fellowship Assembly. This sermon was taken from the full Sunday Morning Worship Service on August 27, 2023.

Doug & Jimmy talks with Tom Shatel from Omaha World Herald. Chris Clements. Hastings College Athlectic Director chimes in about Hastings sports programs and what Hastings can offer. Jimmy's selections and Pick Skin Pick 'em

Today we hear from Kaya Williams of Aspen Public Radio about artist Patrick Kikut, who is capturing scenes of drying reservoirs and changing rivers across the West with the hopes of communicating the region's dire water shortage. We also hear from Chris Clements of KSJD about one advocate's attempts to help the Indigenous victims of fraudulent sober living facilities return home. We end the show with a story from Caroline Llanes of Aspen Public Radio about the benefits of farm animals in psychiatric therapy. //Photo: A painting by artist Patrick Kikut depicts the arid environment around a dwindling reservoir. Courtesy of Kaya Williams / Aspen Public Radio

Described as “an unflinching portrait” by The New York Times, The Fire That Took Her is the film which tells the startling tragedy of mother-of-two Judy Malinowski, who was doused in gasoline and set on fire by her crazed ex-boyfriend, becoming one of the first people to testify at their own murder trial. The Fire That Took Hergoes inside the landmark case to ask a timely question: How much must women suffer in order to be believed?The critically acclaimed MTV Documentary Film, The Fire That Took Her has been a sensation at film festivals across the country including: Woodstock, Hamptons, Austin, Newport Beach, Heartland and more. It is directed by Patricia E. Gillespie, produced by Oscar-nominee and Emmy Award-winner Julie Goldman and Emmy-nominee, Chris Clements, and executive produced by Sheila Nevins.Bonnie Bowes (née Still) is a compassionate individual with a diverse background in the corporate world and a deep commitment to family. Born and raised in the charming suburb of Whitehall, located in Columbus, Ohio, Bonnie's formative years were shaped by the close-knit community and values of her surroundings.Life took an unexpected turn when tragedy struck Bonnie's family. The devastating loss of her daughter, Judy Malinowski, to a heinous act of violence led Bonnie to make a courageous decision. Recognizing the importance of family and the need to provide a loving and stable environment, she retired early from her professional career to dedicate herself fully to raising her grandkids.Bonnie Bowes is the founder and president of Judy's Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting victims of domestic violence and advocating for their rights. Motivated by her daughter Judy Malinowski's tragic experience, Bonnie recognized the urgent need to raise awareness about the devastating impact of domestic violence and provide assistance to those affected. Her advocacy work is a testament to her unwavering belief in justice, empathy, and the importance of standing up against cruelty.

Described as “an unflinching portrait” by The New York Times, The Fire That Took Her is the film which tells the startling tragedy of mother-of-two Judy Malinowski, who was doused in gasoline and set on fire by her crazed ex-boyfriend, becoming one of the first people to testify at their own murder trial. The Fire That Took Hergoes inside the landmark case to ask a timely question: How much must women suffer in order to be believed?The critically acclaimed MTV Documentary Film, The Fire That Took Her has been a sensation at film festivals across the country including: Woodstock, Hamptons, Austin, Newport Beach, Heartland and more. It is directed by Patricia E. Gillespie, produced by Oscar-nominee and Emmy Award-winner Julie Goldman and Emmy-nominee, Chris Clements, and executive produced by Sheila Nevins.Bonnie Bowes (née Still) is a compassionate individual with a diverse background in the corporate world and a deep commitment to family. Born and raised in the charming suburb of Whitehall, located in Columbus, Ohio, Bonnie's formative years were shaped by the close-knit community and values of her surroundings.Life took an unexpected turn when tragedy struck Bonnie's family. The devastating loss of her daughter, Judy Malinowski, to a heinous act of violence led Bonnie to make a courageous decision. Recognizing the importance of family and the need to provide a loving and stable environment, she retired early from her professional career to dedicate herself fully to raising her grandkids.Bonnie Bowes is the founder and president of Judy's Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting victims of domestic violence and advocating for their rights. Motivated by her daughter Judy Malinowski's tragic experience, Bonnie recognized the urgent need to raise awareness about the devastating impact of domestic violence and provide assistance to those affected. Her advocacy work is a testament to her unwavering belief in justice, empathy, and the importance of standing up against cruelty.

GUEST:  Bonnie Bowes MTV Documentary Films presents The Fire That Took Her. The documentary tells the startling tragedy of mother-of-two Judy Malinowski, who was doused in gasoline and set on fire by her crazed ex-boyfriend, becoming one of the first people to testify at their own murder trial. The Fire That Took Her goes inside the landmark case. The critically acclaimed MTV Documentary Film, has now been nominated in the News and Documentary category for an Emmy in the upcoming 44th Annual News and Documentary Emmy® Awards.  In addition, the doc's been a sensation at film festivals across the country including: Woodstock, Hamptons, Austin, Newport Beach, Heartland and more. It is directed by Patricia E. Gillespie, produced by Oscar-nominee and Emmy Award-winner Julie Goldman and Emmy-nominee, Chris Clements, and executive produced by Sheila Nevins. In this interview, the victim's mother, Bonnie Bowes, speaks on this powerful film and her continued fight to raise awareness about the devastating impact of domestic violence. The Fire That Took Her is currently streaming on Paramount+ Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paIqs0f3FAA

Our next message in our sermon series "The Spirit's Way" is shared by, Elder Rev. Chris Clements. In a follow up message to last week, Chris continues in Acts 19. This message was taken from our full Sunday Worship Service on May 7, 2023.

Rev. Chris Clements shares the next message of our sermon series "The Spirit's Way." Chris is one of our Elders here at CFA. This message dives into Acts 19:1-10 and is taken from our full Sunday Worship Service on April 30, 2023.

Taken from our full Sunday Worship Service on November 20, 2022. As we conclude our 20 days of prayer, Chris Clements, shares this important message. 

Chris Clements shares the word on letting go of our hold on things and surrendering to God.

On this week's United Soccer Coaches Podcast, presented by TeamSnap, Host Dean Linke opens the show with National Youth Coach of the Year Kim Crabbe, followed by 2022 United Soccer Coaches Convention Presenter and Minot State head women's coach Chris Clements. Next up, Dean chats with NJCAA DI and DII Champion Coaches: Iowa Western head men's soccer coach Mike Brown, Eastern Florida State head women's coach Scott Carswell, and Heartland Community College head women's soccer coach Norman Ramos Franco. To close out this week's show, Dean hears from 30 Under 30 Class Member and Binghamton assistant women's soccer coach Nicole Pacapelli.

Listen as we take you back to the start of Goofy Golf in the late 1950s and all the years until the present day. We spoke with relatives of the first owner and founder, James "Jimmy" Hayes as well as Bob Fleskes, who owned Goofy Golf from 1971-2011 and the current owner Chris Clements.

When someone is recognized for being great at their job they get promoted, and up and up the chain they move. We don't stop and consider nearly enough that just because someone is FANTASTIC at their current role it doesn't mean that they would be similarly skilled at people management. It's a totally different skill set. A completely different focus, and (most importantly) often a different kind of person. Chris Clements not only acknowledges but embraces this. He's a leader in technology, but has managed to draw lines in his career around not needing to be a people manager. Subject matter expert - yes. Business systems guru - you bet. Technologist capable of blue printing solutions to your most complex corporate issues - heck yeah! Devoted servant-leader who thrives by empowering his time - nope. No thank you. As few direct reports as possible. For all those out there thinking how much they love their work but are worried about making the leap to management. For all those who have suffered under terrible leadership who might have been great technically but should NEVER have been put in charge of people Chris Clements is your guy. Not all heroes wear capes. Sometimes they just say "no thanks". If you're excited by Chris's awesomeness and want reach out here's where to find him: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-clements-b439677/ Hey! I Want Your Job is sponsored by the resume and career experts at O&H Consulting. Find out more about O&H's services at: https://www.oandhconsulting.com/. This week's episode is hosted by Michele Olivier. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heyiwantyourjob/support

0:31 - In contrast to the “before practice” checklist, what are key components of the “during practice” checklist?0:58 - Dependent on the kind of coach and the “coaching moment”.2:53 - Common things coaches should avoid when giving feedback to their athletes.Staying on track with the original goal of practice and minimizing information overload.4:51 - Should coaches focus on working with groups of athletes at a time, or just individuals?5:09 - Example given in the context of young athletes.8:11 - Importance of encouraging athletes to practice on their own time by their own volition.9:06 - Chris' thoughts on including progressions and themes in practices.9:41 - Benefits of interleaved practice that mimics the constant change in games.11:42 - Balance of variety and consistency in practice planning.13:32 - If the original practice plan seems to be ineffective, should coaches stick with the plan or improvise?14:37 - “Coaching experiments” and the impact and importance of showing vulnerability as a coach.16:01 - Chris' thoughts on having post-practice consistent routines and discussions with either the coaching staff or the athletes.20:23 - Ways in which coaches can get feedback on the effectiveness of practiceWriting down things to focus on in one practice + increasing skill sets23:03 - Similarities and differences of working with beach volleyball coaches and coaches from other sports.26:34 - Chris' thoughts on intentional coaching and why he emphasizes it. Get CYBO the book! https://www.amazon.com/dp/1098630904Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/coachyourbrainsout

00:35 - Making the transition from being the head coach of the USA Field Hockey national team to a coaching consultant.2:04 - What Chris has used from his coaching experience and implemented into consulting + what he would have done differently throughout his early career.3:41 - How coaches have received Chris' advice + how he identifies what kind of coaches he is coaching.7:05 - What Chris thinks are the most prevalent or frequent areas in which coaches can improve in.9:30 - “Checking for understanding”: a technique Chris uses to make sure that coaches are on the same page.13:54 - How Chris actively develops coaching skills by making them work harder to figure out through trial and error rather than through being lectured. 15:34 - Step by step process to make sure that all coaches are on the same page.17:07 - Making sure to focus and maintain the goal or core idea of the game/activity.21:12 - Key things coaches can do before a training session.22:22 - Establishing the purpose of the practice to maintain engagement and actively attempt to accomplish goals of that practice.23:49 - Importance of effective communication: implementing the best games or activities to get the standard/purpose of the purpose across to the players.25:09 - Should players be involved in the planning process of practices?26:57 - Benefits of letting players be included in this coaching process.27:18 - Importance of letting go of your ego for the purpose of this process.Get CYBO the book! https://www.amazon.com/dp/1098630904Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/coachyourbrainsout

Luke interviews Chris Clements. Chris is well-known for his works with the Reimagine series and Scene 38 of Star Wars. He has been working as a Visual Effects Artist for eleven years, bringing creative visions from storyboard to the screen. Luke and Chris talk not only about Chris' experiences as an FX Artist, but also the struggles of working as one. He also shared the importance of revisiting and keeping an asset library, and how essential it is to stick to the previous looks, to satisfy fans and viewers, and also to save money and time. Highlights What are Chris' notable works? 0:06 What are the factors which cause Chris to want to revisit Scene 38, specifically? - 1:32 The idea was always to try and recreate something. Trying to reconnect what we saw as kids, to what the reality is. - 4:03 Did Chris face any backlash or internal issues working with big studios? - 8:41 Are there any pushbacks in recreating famous works, especially from fans? - 11:00 Where did your love for the effects and stunts intersect and combine? - 14:05 As far as asset libraries go, are they very helpful for the project? Do they cut down turnaround time? - 18:36 Having high-quality assets… means I need to do a lot less work for them to look good which makes the whole process so much more refined. - 23:38 Each revision is a sales pitch. 23:58 Time is money. You can't replace it. You can't change it. It's just constantly flowing. - 27:44 The experience that let Chris get a chance to play, try some new things, and develop some skills and knowledge from the tools which are already available for him - 28:16 What's coming up for Chris? - 30:09 Inside scoops that Chris and Luke were not able to talk much about, publicly. - 32:09 Episode Resources Scene 38 of Star Wars Connect with Luke Thompson LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luke-thompson-97281555/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lukethompsonfilm/?hl=en ActionVFX Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/actionvfxofficial/?hl=en https://www.actionvfx.com/blog?category=podcast https://www.actionvfx.com/ Connect with Christopher Clements https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnHn3SzWLLimBjA79vDNTgQ https://www.instagram.com/fxitinpost/ https://fxitinpost.com 

Esteemed Arizona Republic opinion columnist and anti-dark money, Laurie Roberts, joins pro-dark money Sean Noble and Chris Clements in a lively and surprising conversation. And in fact, they actually do end up agreeing… on something. Laurie Roberts - The Arizona Republic: https://www.azcentral.com/staff/2646519001/laurie-roberts/ Listen to full episodes of Light Beer Dark Money on Spotify, Apple Music, or Youtube. Access them directly on the apps or access through our website: lightbeerdarkmoney.com Follow Light Beer Dark Money on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LightBeerDarkMoney/ Follow Light Beer Dark Money on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lightbeerdarkmoney/ Follow Light Beer Dark Money on Twitter: https://twitter.com/lbdmpodcast?lang=en Follow Light Beer Dark Money on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/light-beer-dark-money/ Link to the Light Beer Dark Money Blog: https://lightbeerdarkmoney.com/hypocrisy-and-the-aoc-oh-sandy/

We've moved on to an album that we've already reviewed, and reviewed some time ago! Dylan's Blonde on Blonde album was #9 on past iterations of the Rolling Stone list, but on Rolling Stone's new 2020 list it has dropped down to this #38 ranking. We discuss this change, our feelings on Dylan, and a recent discovery of a website that compiles podcast reviews. By the way - we'd love it if you would review our podcast wherever you listen! As a reminder, you can find our favorite songs from the RS500 on our Spotify playlist right here - we'll be updating it as we go with our favorite songs from each album! You can check out Rolling Stone's new 2020 list right here. We'd love it if you would review us in your favorite podcast app, and while you're at it, give us a like on our Facebook Page or Instagram, follow us on Twitter, and send us a message if you have any comments or questions. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/support

Chris Clements of Imago joins Bob to talk about the Japanese concept of 72 seasons. Chris challenges us to go out and visit nature regularly in our own neck of the woods. See how it changes every few days. Try to come up with your own micro-season and give it an evocative name. Our sources for this episode include: Micro-seasons - Headspace YouTube video Japan’s 72 Microseasons

Ho Ho Hold on to your socks because there's a Maudecast Christmas Special! The final gift of the week, following THREE Maudecasts, is a fourth! And just in time for the big day. Join Brendan and Nathan Watchdog as they flee the burning wreckage of the MFIDBAMDM and seek refuge for the night with their golden egg. And whilst they do that, they also take a look at some of Maude Flanders' Christmas Highlights! First is Season 9's “Miracle on Evergreen Terrace”- Written by Ron Hauge and directed by Bob Anderson- and we get a peek through the Flanders' window to see just how Maude spends her Christmas mornings. Next up is Season 18's “Kill Gil Volumes 1 & 2”, the most confusingly titled singular episode in television history- written by Jeff Westbrook and directed by Bob Anderson- and Maude makes a Christmas comeback in the Opening Credits! Finally, we throw the timeline by the wayside and skip all the way ahead to Season 31's “Todd, Todd, why hast thou forsaken me?”- written by Tim Long and Miranda Thompson and directed by Chris Clements- and when Todd is missing Maude, Ned digs out the Christmas Videos- and gives the Maudecast the truest Christmas gift of all...post death Maude content. Wrap up warm, grab some Egged Nog, and relax and forget the world is on fire with the Maude Cast Christmas Special!

It's classic episode time again! Bob Dylan's Blood on the Tracks is now the highest ranking Dylan album on the new 2020 Rolling Stone list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. We know there's lots to say about this shift - if you'd like to send us a message about that, please do so! Our Dylan indifference is why we brought in our friend Chris Clements on the original review - we hope you stick around and re-listen to that episode, or hear it now for the first time! As a reminder, you can find our favorite songs from the RS500 on our Spotify playlist right here - we'll be updating it as we go with our favorite songs from each album! You can check out Rolling Stone's new 2020 list right here. We'd love it if you would review us in your favorite podcast app, and while you're at it, give us a like on our Facebook Page or Instagram, follow us on Twitter, and send us a message if you have any comments or questions. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/support

Hot Mic with Dom Izzo from Friday, August 21, 2020. The show includes AgTV Producer Trevor Peterson, Kidder County Head Coach Dave Silbernagel, Bismarck Legacy Head Coach Chris Clements and Red River Valley Speedway Executive Director Nick Skalicky.

Welcome back to the Portside Pod, hosted by former UP pitcher Chris Clements and making his debut as co-host, current UP baseball player Henry Cheney. After a relaxing Thanksgiving break we're back to talk with Chris Jackson, the Asst. Athletic Trainer here at UP who works with the Baseball, Cross Country, & Track & Field teams. We'll talk with Chris about some of less known components of being an athletic trainer as well as his journey to UP 2:20 - Staff Basketball Games 3:20 - Undergraduate at Oregon State 5:20 - Road to Sports Science 7:50 - Washington State Baseball Team 9:50 - Long Beach Volleyball / Water Polo 11:40 - Mental Recovery 17:00 - Markelle Fultz recovery 19:15 - Diagnosing injuries 21:00 - Community of trainers 23:00 - Hardest part of your job? 26:00 - Coming to University of Portland 27:20 - Recovery times vary by athlete 30:40 - NFL Draft Questions

Welcome back to another week on the Portside Pod, hosted by Chris Clements and guest host Rae Bradley. This week we talk with Ben Zemanski, Assistant Coach on the Men's Soccer team at UP and former Timbers Midfielder who helped win the MLS Cup in 2015. We talk about his path to Portland and how he found a home away from home here on the West Coast. 1:15 - Akron Mt. Rushmore 3:15 - Soccer City USA 7:45 - Timbers Parade 10:00 - Coming to the Timbers 12:30 - Traveling with the team 14:15 - Returning to PIT to play for Riverhounds 15:30 - Deciding between playing & coaching 17:00 - Adjusting to coaching 19:30 - Who on UP reminds you of your play style? 24:00 - What coaches do you admire? 27:00 - Life values in soccer 28:45 - 2026 World Cup 31:30 - NFL Draft Questions Thanks for listening!

Chris Clements is a force in VFX. Getting his start on YouTube and later launching the popular YouTube channel FXitinPost that recently released the epic fan film Star Wars SC 38 Reimagined #SC38Reimagined.I met Chris through Ryan Sturz, a stunt coordinator that we've had on the show before. Aside from FXitinPost, Chris has done Stunt Pre-vis on mega projects such as Doom Patrol, Daredevil, The Punisher, and Deadpool. In addition to those projects, I've been fortunate to work with Chris, as a VFX Supervisor on some projects that I've produced (The Thinning, The Thinning New World Order, Party Girl, Funny Story).Join us as we discuss his career, stories of previous projects, and what's next for Chris and FXitinpost.Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Gnarled Situation" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...)If you like the podcast support us by going to our merch store: https://level10tv.myshopify.com/Coyote Studios, LLC 2019#level10tv #TalesFromTheCrew

Suicide is the biggest killer of men under 50 in the UK and Scotland has the highest suicide rate in Britain. Chris Clements and Calum Mckay have looked into the figures for BBC Scotland's Disclosure programme. They travelled to Lanarkshire, in south-central Scotland, where they both grew up and discovered Motherwell Thistle, an amateur football club scarred by suicide. Since 2017 four people connected to the club have killed themselves. Through the pain of their loss, the club has found a way to celebrate their lives. You can watch BBC Disclosure's "The Lost Boys" on iPlayer. If you are feeling emotionally distressed and would like details of organisations which offer advice and support, go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline or you can call for free, at any time to hear recorded information 0800 066 066. Presenter: Tina Daheley Producer: Duncan Barber Mixed by Nicolas Raufast Editor: John Shields

Our guest is Chris Clements, the man behind EspañaEstadios.com - Stadiums of Spain. We look at some of the classic big grounds - Bernabéu, Camp Nou, Mestalla, and the Seville grounds, plus some of the new grounds - the New San Mames and Wanda Metropolitano. We also discuss our favourite smaller grounds and ask why Spanish grounds aren't as stylish as, say, Italian grounds.

Club football has returned and it has done so with plenty of drama. All of that is discussed in this LaLiga matchday four recap.16-year-old Ansu Fati had a breakout performance for Barcelona, one that Román de Arquer (@Aeroslavee) reflects on. Valencia had their first match since the shock sacking of Marcelino and Paco Polit (@pacopolitENG) tries to work out what's going on. Real Sociedad christened the redeveloped Anoeta with a win and Spanish stadium expert Chris Clements (the man behind the @Estadios_Spain account) explains what has changed.There's also a look at Villarreal's start to the season with Allen Dodson (@groguet01) of @VillarrealUSA and some analysis of Sevilla's rise to the top of the table from Gregor Chappelle (@GregorChappelle), plus commentary clips from Cadena Cope and LaLiga TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Club football has returned and it has done so with plenty of drama. All of that is discussed in this LaLiga matchday four recap.16-year-old Ansu Fati had a breakout performance for Barcelona, one that Román de Arquer (@Aeroslavee) reflects on. Valencia had their first match since the shock sacking of Marcelino and Paco Polit (@pacopolitENG) tries to work out what's going on. Real Sociedad christened the redeveloped Anoeta with a win and Spanish stadium expert Chris Clements (the man behind the @Estadios_Spain account) explains what has changed.There's also a look at Villarreal's start to the season with Allen Dodson (@groguet01) of @VillarrealUSA and some analysis of Sevilla's rise to the top of the table from Gregor Chappelle (@GregorChappelle), plus commentary clips from Cadena Cope and LaLiga TV. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stuart is off galavanting, so we decided to sneak his nemesis, Chris Clements, onto the show.  In this episode, we discuss Chris' name sounding like Crisps, why MJs ice tea was ruined and the shagability of the Colonel.  BONGERZ!

Something is coming up this weekend that has us digging out our plaid shirts, ripped jeans, and dusting off our old CDs... yep, the 90s are back and we're taking on Nirvana! Ben accidentally brought up this next album on last week's episode with Chris Clements, and that took us down a high school memory lane with some thoughts as we approach this pivotal grunge album. Join us again on Saturday morning - we'll be back for a full review of Nirvana's Nevermind, with special guest Rob Jones! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/support

If you've always thought, "Mike and Ben need to review more Dylan albums", then this one is for you. Our friend (and newly-christened "Dylan expert") Chris Clements returns as our first guest to make a second-album appearance! Find out whether we like this one, the 16th episode on Rolling Stone Magazine's list of the Greatest Albums of All Time. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/support

Surprise! Here's a Friday episode for your listening pleasure. We had so much good stuff during our conversation for this weekend's review of Blood on the Tracks with Chris Clements that we've got a bonus Friday episode for you today. Do you remember dial-up internet? We sure do! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/support

Chris Clements is a Life Coach, national speaker, and author who just released her first full-length non-fiction book, Adventures With God: A Journey Into Love And Acceptance. ”In this relentless pursuit of authenticity, Chris Clements asks God the hard questions and shares His often surprising answers. Fresh, insightful, impactful...Chris's story will inspire you to come face to face with God and see Him in ways you never have before." Chris's words: I came from a very legalistic background and after a series of crisis, found myself in a late-night encounter with God that changed everything. He took me on a journey that went beyond my religious rules and straight into His heart. Married to her silver fox, Tom, for over 30 years, they enjoy spending time with their two adult children. Chris is passionate about encouraging others to partner with their Divine Identity to live life fully and impact their sphere of influence. Originally business owners from Wisconsin, Chris and Tom now make their home near Nashville, TN, and travel the country for Tom's fine art photography business and Chris's events. Chris's website Tom's photography website Support The Real Deal by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-real-deal Find out more on the The Real Deal website.

Way back in Episode 4 we struggled to know what to do with Dylan's Highway 61 Revisited... so we brought in a fan! This week we're excited to have Chris Clements with us as our special guest to discuss the weird and wild world of The Bard himself. Spoiler alert - we liked this one more. Blonde on Blonde comes in at #9 on Rolling Stone's list of the greatest albums of all time. Give this episode a listen to hear what we thought of it. We had a lot to say... this is our longest episode of The Sound Logic Podcast ever! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/support

Mike and Ben were somewhat hard on Bob Dylan way back in episode 4, so we decided to bring in a real Dylan fan to walk us through Blonde on Blonde which comes in at #9 on Rolling Stone's top 500 albums. In this episode we sit down with Chris Clements, long-time friend of Mike, and new-found friend of Ben, to discuss music, friendship, raising kids, and what we might expect from our full review of Blonde on Blonde this weekend. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soundlogic/support

Nature Guys is the podcast that connects you to the exciting natural world right in your own neighborhood. These nature connections will help you be cool, calm, collected and ready to make a positive difference in the world. Nature Guys is co-hosted by Bob a long time nature lover and Bill a professional naturalist for over 40 years. We are excited to have Chris Clements, Executive Director of Imago (http://imagoearth.org), join us on this show recorded in front of a live audience at Roads, Rivers, and Trails (http://roadsriversandtrails.com/). Imago is an ecological education organization rooted In the concept that living in harmony with the natural world is not only good for the planet, but good for ourselves, our families and our communities. Bill, Bob and Chris talk about the importance of summer camps in connecting children to nature. But why let kids have all the fun? Imago will for the first time be offering an adventure camp for adults. Tune in to learn all about it. Our sources for this episode include: Imago Adventure Camp for Adults - https://imagoearth.org/event/adventure-camp-for-adults-canoeing-and-camping/ Chris refers to an article in the New York Times "Cure Yourself of Tree Blindness" - https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/26/opinion/sunday/cure-yourself-of-tree-blindness.html  

Episode 6 is here. Chris Clements, head of Bacon Hatred, joins us to take on Sweeter or Savourier, Nate's Soundbites and delves deep into the drawers of his disdain for the most sacred of cured, porcine products.

Through the early part of the season there are already a few teams turning some heads in North Dakota High School football. Jay Elsen and Jason Andera sit down to discuss the most surprising teams of the season. They interview Bismarck Legacy Head Coach, Chris Clements about his team's surprising start.

The inaugural podcast! This episode features a discussion with Dallas/Fort Worth improvisor and comic, Chris Clements.

The Hammer MMA Radio is currently in Montreal for UFC 186: Johnson vs. Horiguchi.  On this bonus episode we have interviews with UFC 186 fighters Patrick Cote, Sarah Kaufman, Alexis Davis, Chad Laprise, Olivier Aubin-Mercier, Nordine Taleb, Chris Clements, Jessica Rakoczy, Valérie Létourneau and Randa Markos. Keep checking back all week for multiple bonus episodes on location from Montreal including interviews with all of the main card fighters competing this Saturday night at UFC 186. Hosted by Steve Jeffery, Dave Abraham, and Rob Veevers.  Listen to us Wednesday nights at 6:30pm on CFMU 93.3 FM, and online at http://www.thehammermma.com, Last Word On Sports, The Itunes Store, Stitcher, MMAPodcast.com, Player.FM, find @SteveJeffery on Twitter, or just email us.

This is the October 26, 2011 episode of Ringside Report Radio hosted by Dave Simon and Kevin "Big Tuna" McKough. Roy Nelson appeared on this episode to discuss his bout on October 29 at UFC 137 against Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic. Matt Mitrione was also interviewed on this episode and discussed his bout at UFC 137 against Cheick Kongo. Ontario-welterweight Chris Clements was also on this show and talked about being the Ringside welterweight champion and signing with rival-promotion Instinct MMA. Clements discussed his disagreements with the Ringside promotion and his upcoming bout against Forrest Petz. Dave and Kevin discussed Viacom's purchase of Bellator, results from Ringside 12 and more on this 90-minute episode.

This is the November 10, 2010 episode of Ringside Report Radio hosted by Dave Simon, Kevin "Big Tuna" McKough and Julie V. Jonathan Goulet and Chris Clements both appeared in the first hour to talk about their main event bout for the Ringside MMA welterweight title on November 13. Goulet discussed his video-gaming habits, learning to fly an airplane and the Ringside 170 lbs. title. Clements talked about his severe weight cutting problems in his last bout, fighting as an underdog and more. Strength and conditioning coach Jonathan Chaimberg also appeared on this episode and talked about training with Trish Stratus, Nate Marquardt's UFC 122 main event fight with Yushin Okami, Rashad Evans controversial comments regarding the UFC light-heavyweight title and much much more. Dave, Kevin and Julie gave a preview for WEC 52 and talked about everything going on in MMA on this 2-hour episode of Ringside Report Radio.

This is Ringside Report Radio's Warrior-1 Bad Blood preview hosted by Dave Simon and Kevin "Big Tuna" McKough. This download features interviews with Warrior-1 President Jack Bateman and participants: Chris Clements, Nabil Khatib and Shonie Carter. This download concludes with a full card preview hosted by Dave Simon and Kevin McKough. Chris Clements will be fighting John Alessio while Shonie Carter will face Nabil Khatib. Full Warrior-1 MMA Bad Blood card includes: John Fraser  vs Tom Waters Jason MacDonald  vs Vernon White   Antonio Carvalho  vs Eddie Fyvie Pat Healy  vs Sidney Silva JJ Mix  vs Jorge Brito Dean Martins  vs Nordine Taleb