Podcast appearances and mentions of Chris Park

Chips Ahoy! has just released its newest innovation, and spoiler, it's not a cookie: its Baked Bites are an on-the-go version of a blondie. Chris Park, director, Chips Ahoy! and cakes/pastry innovation, chats about the brand's newest product, and how the company came up with the idea for it.

On this episode of My World, "The Last Outlaw" Jeff Jarrett and host Conrad Thompson discuss the remarkable in ring career of "The Monster" Abyss! The guys discuss Chris Park's beginnings in the wrestling business and appearing on the very first TNA show, too facing Kurt Angle on his first night in the company. All that plus, Jeff shares his thoughts on his brutal strap match lumber jack match on AEW Collision and if this is the end of his battle with Hangman Adam Page. FACTOR - Head to FACTORMEALS.com/MYWORLD50 and use code MYWORLD50 to get 50% off your first month and 20% off your next month. BLUECHEW - Try BlueChew FREE when you use our promo code MYWORLD at checkout--just pay $5 shipping. That's BlueChew.com, promo code MYWORLD to receive your first month FREE SAVE WITH CONRAD - Stop throwing your money on rent! Get into a house with NO MONEY DOWN and roughly the same monthly payment at https://www.savewithconrad.com/ ADVERTISE WITH JARRETT - If your business targets 25-54 year old men, there's no better place to advertise than right here with us on 83 Weeks. You've heard us do ads for some of the same companies for years...why? Because it works! And with our super targeted audience, there's very little waste. Go to https://www.podcastheat.com/advertise now and find out more about advertising with My World. On AdFreeShows.com, you get early, ad-free access to more than a dozen of your favorite wrestling podcasts, starting at just $9! And now, you can enjoy the first week...completely FREE! Sign up for a free trial - and get a taste of what Ad Free Shows is all about. Start your free trial today at https://www.patreon.com/adfreeshows. SUBSCRIBE AND HIT THE BELL at MyWorldPod.com Grab all your My World merchandise exclusively at www.shopdoublej.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of My World, "The Last Outlaw" Jeff Jarrett and host Conrad Thompson discuss the remarkable in ring career of "The Monster" Abyss! The guys discuss Chris Park's beginnings in the wrestling business and appearing on the very first TNA show, too facing Kurt Angle on his first night in the company. All that plus, Jeff shares his thoughts on his brutal strap match lumber jack match on AEW Collision and if this is the end of his battle with Hangman Adam Page. FACTOR - Head to FACTORMEALS.com/MYWORLD50 and use code MYWORLD50 to get 50% off your first month and 20% off your next month. BLUECHEW - Try BlueChew FREE when you use our promo code MYWORLD at checkout--just pay $5 shipping. That's BlueChew.com, promo code MYWORLD to receive your first month FREE SAVE WITH CONRAD - Stop throwing your money on rent! Get into a house with NO MONEY DOWN and roughly the same monthly payment at https://www.savewithconrad.com/ ADVERTISE WITH JARRETT - If your business targets 25-54 year old men, there's no better place to advertise than right here with us on 83 Weeks. You've heard us do ads for some of the same companies for years...why? Because it works! And with our super targeted audience, there's very little waste. Go to https://www.podcastheat.com/advertise now and find out more about advertising with My World. On AdFreeShows.com, you get early, ad-free access to more than a dozen of your favorite wrestling podcasts, starting at just $9! And now, you can enjoy the first week...completely FREE! Sign up for a free trial - and get a taste of what Ad Free Shows is all about. Start your free trial today at https://www.patreon.com/adfreeshows. SUBSCRIBE AND HIT THE BELL at MyWorldPod.com Grab all your My World merchandise exclusively at www.shopdoublej.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Support & Join Podcast Community: https://www.patreon.com/thechrisgeisler Sign Up To My Newsletter: https://www.thechrisgeisler.com Chris Park is a professional storyteller and raises awareness of the importance of beekeeping. He is a skep beekeeper, apitherapy student, and a practicing Druid. Looking to the past to look to the future. Bee's To A Flower: https://primalgathering.co/bees2flower/local-ticket JOIN CHRIS === Online Mens Community - https://bit.ly/3WHLlKU Mens Retreats - https://bit.ly/3WDYK6S PODCAST COMMUNITY == TELEGRAM: https://t.me/thechrisgeislerpodcast LOCALS: https://bit.ly/3JZTPXe CONNECT w/ Chris Park === INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cz5-U6CIvsn/

This is a different kind of episode, introducing you to Aisha von Nahmmacher, who works with me on rooted healing and we, last minute as ever, decided to record a bonus episode of sorts in honour of the solstice and to mark our full cycle of work together.Aisha is a documentary producer currently delving into hidden ancestral practices in Britain and Ireland.  She's also a yoga teacher who fuses the mycelial realm regularly into her work, and she was the curator of our gathering Forestlings, which was a joyous, playful exploration of autumns' delightful wisdom. So it goes without saying that Aisha is an avid plant + fungi medicine advocate who is also burrowing away to help Rooted Healing grow more roots.  You may be hearing more from her as this new cycle of the podcast unfurls…We went on a meandering escapade through the landscapes of solstices, ancestral stones, ceremony and psilocybin.  We spoke of going into the darkness at this potent time and so at the end of this episode we've woven in a beautiful song called Let the Light In by Bonnie Medicine from her new album Wide Open.  Head to rootedhealing.org to explore our gatherings and upcoming online course ‘Deepen Your Roots'.  The course begins on Imbolc so it could be a potent time to enrol now amidst the solstice, planting those intentions.Thank you Mike Howe and Chris Park for your music ongoing music contributions.Support the show

Only 187 medical students nationwide graduate into platic surgery any given year. It's an elite field and those that populate it are constantly curious about new procedures, new products, and better outcomes. Dr Chris Park epitomizes this and continues to bring the newest technologies and treatments to his practice. "You'd be amazed," he said, "what we can do now that we couldn't do a short time ago. You'd be amazed by how non-invasive our treatments have become."  Show Sponsors: Mason Hills Farms - True Farm to Table Meats E3 Termite & Pest Control Roy Lewis Construction Trey Langus - Transworld Business Advisors Allison Horner - State Farm Agent Angelo DePaola - The Coastal Connection Realty Persons Services Corp Seth Cherniak - Jeffrey Matthews Financial First Horizon Bank's "Bucket List-ening" Podcast Bill-E's Bacon Find Cam Marston's book - What Works: The Ten Best Ideas from the First Two-Hundred Episodes on Amazon.com. 

Chris Park - Druid, traditional beekeeper, storyteller, brewer and all round Iron-age man, joins the Queens around Esther's dinner table. It's a session of mead drinking, ritual celebrations for the end of summer, plenty of historical bee and language facts and just a little bit of singing.Follow @queenbeespod on instagram for pictures from the record.Queen Bees with Jane Horrocks and Esther Coles is a Hat Trick Podcast.Produced by Claire Broughton and John Wakefield Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode focusses on the cultivation of belonging through bioregionalism, a life-way that Ben Stopford has explored on a deep level in North Wales.  Ben is a facilitator, gardener and gatherer, offering the creation of wild-culture gardens and the pollination of foraging for food, medicine and connection to place.  He holds a PGDip in Sustainable Food + Natural Resources and is the founder of Conscious Roots and co-founder of The Kingly Stag.  Ben's group work stems from 'The Work That Reconnects' and contemporary Rites of Passage (vision quest), all guided by a deep-rooted, nature-based philosophy.  This episode is seeded in the merging of our exciting, life-changing course 'Deepen Your Roots', which is a year-long slow-study weaving deep ecology, ‘the work that reconnects', and a folkloric, animistic exploration into the ecological self rewoven with place. It is a course to cultivate profound belonging and purpose.Next enrolment: Imbolc, February 1st, 2024 (we are offering a patron-exclusive discount).Learn more about Deepen Your RootsBecome a podcast patronExplore our 2024 gatheringsContact us or submit your musicFollow us on instagramMusic in this episode was by Mike Howe, Chris Park, Nathalie Nahai and Chiara Gilmore.Support the show

This week's show is with Chris Park. Chris Park is a founding member of the Beekeeping History Trust, a skep beekeeper, skep-maker, apitherapy student and a practicing Druid. Chris lives on an organic farm in the Vale of the White Horse, Oxfordshire, U.K. His work is wide and varied, from arts and crafts, ancient technologies, experimental archaeology and educational projects to eco-building, storytelling, folk music, mental health, apitherapy, and raising the awareness of the heritage of beekeeping. He is a practicing Druid of the Order of Bards, Ovates & Druids, being immersed and versed in the folklore and spiritual traditions rooted within the honeyed isles of Britain & Europe. In this conversation, Chris and I explored the old Irish triad of hearth as altar, work as worship, and service as sacrament, what each of them means to us both, and the invitation this triad provides to anyone, but perhaps especially those of us who are consciously working in some way in service to spirit. We'd love to know what YOU think about this week's show. Let's carry on the conversation… please leave a comment below or share in our fb group. What you'll learn from this episode: Hearth as altar: How can you pay attention, bring reverence, and allow your home to chart your relationship to spirit? Work as worship: Is your work worship? Is the way you be in your work worshipful? Service as sacrament: How are you of service in the wider world - to your land, your community of all beings - human and otherwise, the earth? How is your service an offering and receiving of divine grace? Resources and stuff that we spoke about: Chris' Websites: LIVING BEEING Acorn Education druidry.org Bees for Development Follow Chris in Social Media Instagram: @chrischarlespark Thank you for listening! There's a fresh episode each week, if you subscribe you'll receive every show as soon as it's released (that way you'll never miss an episode): Subscribe on Apple Podcasts/iTunes Subscribe on Android Thank you! Lian and Jonathan

Jill Purce is a renowned voice teacher, Family Constellations therapist and author, who pioneered the international sound healing movement through her rediscovery of ancient vocal techniques and the spiritual potential of the voice as a magical instrument for healing and meditation.  Her 1974 book ‘The Mystic Spiral: Journey of the Soul' was a seminal influence, helping inspire the birth of the modern labyrinth movement. The BBC made an hour-long documentary film about Jill and her work called More Ways Than One: The Mystic Spiral.  She produced over 30 books as General Editor of the Thames and Hudson Art and Imagination series, which pioneered a thematic approach to the spiritual and psychological meanings of the art of different cultures.  Learn more about Earth Medicine, our psilocybin retreats.Join us at Forestlings.Explore our work.Become a PatreonWith thanks to Mike Howe and Chris Park for the music in this episode, as well as Jill Purce for the overtone chanting snippets.Support the show

As a founding member of YES&: Conscious Living, Lawrence Joye co-curates and runs events and retreats as well as offering 1:1 and Group Developmental Coaching.  He is an initiate of the ManKind Project and offers Men's Coaching programmes and workshops as well as co-hosting Menspedition Retreats, which involve pilgrimage and rites of passage as a crusade into the depths and magnificence of our collective and individual masculinity. Lawrence has been facilitating The Work That Reconnects for a number of years and is excited to be weaving it into the spaces he creates for men. He finds deep fulfilment in his work supporting groups and individuals to deeply meet themselves and others, cultivating more trust, joy and reverence for life. Lawrence currently lives with his family at Cae Mabon in Gwynedd, where he hosts and co-facilitates Men's Retreats as well as managing other in-house projects.This conversation spans men's work, healing the masculine, rebuilding reverence for the hearth and exploring the often overlooked transition into fatherhood.  Join us at Ancestral (10% off for listeners).Learn more about Earth Medicine, our psilocybin retreats.Explore our work.Become a Patreon!With thanks to Mike Howe and Chris Park for the music in this episode.Support the show

Kirra Swenerton M.S. is an edge-walker, healing artist and scientist. Kirra teaches nature reverence, ritual and restoration ecology, bridging the worlds of science and the sacred, merging rigour and ethics with herbal wisdom and ancestral traditions, uplifting vulnerable creatures and revitalising wild places.  Kirra specialises in land and water tending, deposession and curse unravelling, plant medicine and psychedelics, dreamwork and ceremony and regularly speaks, teaches and writes about biocultural conservation of entheogenic plants and fungi, with a focus on Peyote and Sonoran Desert toad habitat protection. Kirra upholds the traditions of her British, Irish, Armenian and Italian ancestors and is an initiate in Vedic and Norse spiritual lineages. Kirra serves as the custodian of two salmon-bearing creeks in the mountains of Mendocino, California and frequently travels to the San Francisco Bay Area. You can connect with Kirra at rootwisdom.com or at the Atihana Nature Preserve. ReferencesIndigenous Medicine Conservation FundGrow MedicineJoin us at Ancestral (10% off for listeners).Learn more about Earth Medicine, our psilocybin retreats.Explore our work.Become a Patreon!With thanks to Mike Howe, Chris Park and Dorrie Joy for the music in this episode.Support the show

Elisa Fusi is an Italian molecular biologist, visionary herbalist and writer, with a research focus on human pathology, mycology, neuroscience and ecology.   With an ongoing investigation on folk medicine, ancestral rituals and indigenous cultures all over the world, Elisa has studied and lived with different indigenous groups in Madagascar and across Central and South America.  She later obtained a diploma in Mayan Medicine issued by the Mayan Medicine Institute of Guatemala.After a near-death experience her quest for a more complete understanding of human consciousness became stronger.  She founded an environmental organization called You Are Home and later in 2012 she created Alquimia, an educational centre  promoting alternative teachings on herbalism, shamanism and alchemy in Costa Rica.Elisa is also a PNEI (PsychoNeuroEndocrineImmunology) practitioner and Psycho-oncologist offering advice, resources, courses, and support to people with cancer and autoimmune disorders at her open clinic in Costa Rica.In this episode, Elisa discusses the patterns of illness and the key insights from her extensive research and practice with chronic disease.  She discusses the ancestral approach to healing disease through altered states of consciousness and the initiations one can take to become an animistic healer. Join us at Ancestral (10% off for listeners).Register for our Summer Solstice ceremonial gathering.Learn more about Earth Medicine, our psilocybin retreats.Explore our work.Become a Patreon!With thanks to Mike Howe, Ojhroy and Chris Park for the music in this episode.Support the show

This week I chat with Chris Park, beekeeper druid, storyteller and educator.We talk skep beekeeping, eco house building, mead making apitherapy, living in the Iron Age and the impacts of the modern era on our well-being.Check our his instagram for upcoming courses.Patrons, thank you for your monthly contribution, if you value this podcast, please support my conservation work. https://www.patreon.com/catchcaitNAIt would mean everything to me and my bees.Stay earthing,Kate Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/adventures-with-kate. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nathalie Nahai is an expert in psychology, persuasive tech & human behaviour, drawing upon a rich background in psychology, web design and the arts, to offer a unique vantage point from which to examine the complex challenges we face today. Her best-selling book: Webs Of Influence: The Psychology of Online Persuasion has been adopted as the go-to manual by business leaders and universities alike, and her new book, Business Unusual: Values, Uncertainty and the Psychology of Brand Resilience, has been described as “One of the defining business books of our times”.  Whether speaking to audiences of thousands, or leading executive roundtables for private clients, Nathalie's ability to ignite conversation and offer tools and strategies with which to ethically harness human potential, has helped countless organisations transform how they approach business.Nathalie is the host of The Hive Podcast, enquiring into our relationship with technology, one another and the natural world.  You can find Nathalie's interview with me, which was episode 106. CEREMONY, SONG & BELONGING: REKINDLING RELATIONSHIP IN A FRANTIC WORLD.  Nathalie is also a spectacular multidisciplinary artist and the second half of this conversation offers a rare glimpse into Nathalie's creative world, where we've woven in one of her original songs, which goes straight to the core of existence itself.  Explore her creative works. This is such a powerful conversation spanning what it really means to be human and how the technological world poses such nuanced, thought provoking questions for us to explore, especially with the rise of AI in the arts. Learn more about The Digital Age: Understanding & Reclaiming Systems of PowerApply for the final spot at Earth Medicine.Join us at ANCESTRAL and explore our other gatherings, episodes and website.Gift forward by becoming a patron. Bonus content comes out with every episode alongside giveaways and discounts. Thank you to Mike Howe, Ojhro and Chris Park for the music in this episode. Contribute your music and artwork.Support the show

A Spring Equinox episode to inspire new beginnings and plant seeds of change... Rob Hopkins is the co-founder of Transition Network and Transition Town Totnes, and author of The Transition Handbook, The Transition Companion, The Power of Just Doing Stuff, 21 Stories of Transition and most recently ‘From What Is to What If: unleashing the power of imagination to create the future we want'.  He is an Ashoka Fellow, has spoken at TED Global and at several TEDx events, and appeared in the French film phenomenon ‘Demain‘.  He is a keen gardener, a founder of the New Lion Brewery in Totnes (an example of 'REconomy'), and a director of Totnes Community Development Society, the group behind Atmos Totnes, an ambitious, community-led development project.  Rob hosts the podcast ‘From What If to What Next‘, inviting imaginative thinkers to travel in a time machine to 2030 and create a visceral, tangible, innovative sense of a greener, more integrated future, where he champions collective imagination.  Rob shows us that rapid, radical and resilient change can happen. It is possible and here are some ideas, solutions and ways to create a greener future joyfully.Recommended reading:The Entangled Activist by Anthea LawsonJoin us at ANCESTRAL and explore our other gatherings, episodes and website.Gift forward by becoming a patron. Bonus content comes out with every episode alongside giveaways and discounts. Thank you to Mike Howe and Chris Park for the music in this episode. Contribute your music and artwork.Support the show

Sophie Strand is a writer based in the Hudson Valley who focuses on the intersection of spirituality, storytelling, and ecology.  It would probably be more authentic to call her a neo-troubadour animist with a propensity to spin yarns that inevitably turn into love stories.  Her first book of essays The Flowering Wand: Rewilding the Sacred Masculine invites masculine mythic and religious archetypes into more nuanced, complex ways of dealing with trauma, growth, and self-knowledge, rerooting them back into their original ecology.Sharing the culmination of eight years of research into myth, folklore, and the history of religion, Sophie leads us back into the forgotten landscapes and hidden secrets of familiar myths.  Her eco-feminist historical fiction reimagining of the gospels The Madonna Secret will also be out this year.  Her books of poetry include Love Song to a Blue God and Those Other Flowers to Come and The Approach.  We talk about the renaissance of animism, rewilding our cycles and selves into the landscape, and redefining health or healing through the lens of chronic illness and ecology.  We also touch on queer ecology and the context behind her wonderful books. Explore our gatherings.Save your spot at Dream Temple.Join us at Earth Medicine.Sign up for our free day-long Summer Solstice ceremony.Get in touch with music contributions.Join our Patreon community from £1 a month. Explore Rooted Healing and sign up to our newsletter.The Rooted Healing podcast is hosted by Veronica Stanwell, with thanks to  Chris Park and Mike Howe for their ongoing music contributions.Support the showSupport the show

One of the world's leading environmental campaigners, Alastair McIntosh is an Isle of Lewis-raised writer, broadcaster and campaigning academic best known for his work on land reform on Eigg, in helping to stop the Harris superquarry; also for developing human ecology as an applied academic discipline in Scotland. He holds a PhD on liberation theology and contemporary Scottish land reform from the Academy of Irish Cultural Heritages at the University of Ulster and is a Fellow of Scotland's Centre for Human Ecology, as well as a regular presenter for Thought for the Day on BBC Radio Scotland.His book, Soil and Soul, has been described as “world-changing” by George Monbiot. Other books include Riders on the Storm: the Climate Crisis and the Survival of Being, Hell and High Water: Climate Change, Hope and the Human Condition,  Poacher's Pilgrimage: an Island Journey, Spiritual Activism: Leadership as Service, Radical Human Ecology: Intercultural and Indigenous Approaches and Rekindling Community: Connecting People, Environment and Spirituality amongst many other published works.Alastair's work seeks to connect people, place and spirituality into a more full understanding of community. He sees global crises as crises of the human condition requiring evolution that is more cultural than political, economic or technical. Spirituality for him is “that which gives life” and specifically, “life as love made visible.” As a Quaker, he approaches this from both Christian and interfaith perspectives. He is also a founding director of the GalGael Trust working with local people in hard-pressed circumstances.Explore our gatherings.Join us at Earth Medicine.Sign up for our free day-long Summer Solstice ceremony.Get in touch with music contributions.Join our Patreon community from £1 a month.Explore Rooted Healing.The Rooted Healing podcast is hosted by Veronica Stanwell, with thanks to Dorrie Joy, Chris Park and Mike Howe for their ongoing music contributions.Support the show

Sarah Janes is a writer, researcher and avid lucid dreamer. Her first book Initiation into Dream Mysteries, Drinking from the Pool of Mnemosyne is coming out this year in the US and early next year in Britain. It explores the ancient history and philosophy of dream therapy and sleep medicine, beginning in deepest antiquity through to ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt and Greece. Sharing more than a decade of research on Sleep Temples and Mystery Schools of the Esoteric Tradition, Sarah explores the evolution of imagination, memory, and consciousness throughout the ages and proposes that dreams have been fundamental in the creation and development of culture. Sarah curates events and talk series, such as her recent series exploring feminine power in the ancient world coinciding with the touring exhibition #FEMININEPOWER at the British Museum. She is also currently working with author and biologist Rupert Sheldrake and Guy Hayward at the British Pilgrimage Trust to reinvigorate the practice of dream incubation on pilgrimage in Britain. Sarah co-hosts a weekly chat show - Consciousness Hour with Anthony Peake, discussing life after death, dreams, Near Death Experience and OBEs, psychedelics, altered states, synchronicity, parapsychology and time perception.In this episode, Sarah shines light on Mnemosyne, memory and imagination, ancient sleep temples and healing dream rituals, lucid dreaming and hypnagogia phenomena, dream pilgrimage, psyche architecture and orgasmic portals to consciousness expansion.Join us on Patreon for exclusive content to expand on the topics covered in this show. Along with this episode, we are sharing Sarah's research papers and the poem 'Dream of the Rood'. Join soon to enter the give-away for Chris Park's book The Sacred Wye and gain immediate access to a rich archive of resources. Explore our upcoming in-person gatherings and our slow-study online journey Deepen Your Roots.With thanks to Mike Howe for his ongoing music contributions.

Annie Spencer is a renowned ceremonialist and beloved elder. She is a leader of vision quests and rites of passage, with a background in humanistic psychology and earth-based spiritual traditions, having been apprenticed in Native American practices in the 1980's and more recently in Guatemalan Mayan teachings, and Annie weaves these with the traditions of the land in Britain. She is also a well-loved storyteller, bringing alive the old myths of this land and connecting us with the earth and its magic as she creates spaces for wisdom and change to emerge. This beautiful conversation spans Annie's connection to her homeland in Cornwall, the traditions and teachers that influence her work, stories from the Deer Dance, or La Danza del Venado (a native Yaqui Dance from the northern Mexican state of Sonora), the important and nuanced role of the heyoka as a kind of sacred clown in the culture of the Sioux (Lakota and Dakota people), Annie's vision quests, rites of passage and thoughts on Ecopsychology, with a beautiful short story inspired by hope and how interconnected we all are at the end.Donate to Friends of Lakota (or find a way to give back to the people carrying the traditions you've been helped by)Book ReferencesThe Deer Goddess of Ancient Siberia by Esther JacobsonThe Man Who Killed the Deer by Frank WatersAfter the episode, Annie also recommended that everyone should read "The Dawn of Everything' by David Graeber and David WengrowJoin usJoin our Patreon community for exclusive content to nourish your healing journey, including a transcript of this episode and upcoming giveaways, from £1 a month.Learn more about Rooted HealingMany thanks to the ongoing music contributions from Mike Howe, Chris Park and Dorrie Joy.

Chris Park is a Druid, ecological artist, musician and storyteller, immersed and versed in the ancient lore and wisdom traditions of the Isles of Britain. He teaches ancient technologies, experimental archaeology, educational projects, eco-building, professional storytelling, folk music and raising the awareness of the heritage of beekeeping, where he is also a host on the Living Beeing Podcast, bringing conversations together for the love of bees. He began working with the Order of Bards, Ovates & Druids in 1997 and he hosts seasonal ceremonies within a sacred grove at home, and further afield as a Druid priest, celebrant and teacher. Chris was in the BBC TV show ‘Surviving the Iron Age', which followed 17 volunteers living as Iron Age Celts, over 7 weeks of a wet Welsh autumn, where they had to maintain their settlement just as the Celts did 2000 years ago. He guides storytelling and folkloric tours around the ancient landscapes of the White Horse of Uffington and Weyland's Smithy, The Ridgeway and The Avebury Complex and Stonehenge, discovering archaeology, heritage, nature and a deeper sense of place.In this episode we cover a Druid's relationship to land and place, Chris's multi-faith water prayer ceremonies, his pilgrimage for peace in a coracle,  the importance of art and music as forms of Bardic magic, stone circles, cultivating a belonging with land and people... and so much more.Join us at Patreon for all of our wonderful giveaways and specially curated content to deepen your healing journey. Learn more about DruidryLearn more about our work at Rooted HealingThe Rooted Healing podcast is hosted by Veronica Stanwell, with thanks to Mike Howe for ongoing music contributions. The flute in this episode is played by Chris Park.

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On behalf of the Accounting Influencers Broadcast Network (AIBN), this is the "UK Matters in Accounting" show, going live every Friday. For our regular listeners, the original name Accounting Influencers has now moved from 'one show with 6 episodes a week' to 'five shows a week, 1 episode a day'. Episode 1. In this very first episode of the brand new UK Matters in Accounting podcast, Rob Brown and Martin Bissett preview what the show is all about and how it fits into the game changing AIBN - the Accounting Influencers Broadcast Network. Given the UK focus of this show, we tongue in cheek talk about UK being the centre of the accounting universe. Not true, but let's go with it. To kick off this show, we're going to run a series of live interviews conducted at Accountex 2022 which took place in London recently. AIBN were the official knowledge and broadcast partners of the event which featured the great and the good in the world of accounting and the many software/fintech vendors to the profession. https://www.accountex.co.uk/ (https://www.accountex.co.uk/) Guests interviewed by Rob Brown on this show are: David Potts, Director of Operations and MLRO at Association of International Accountants (AIA) https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidwpotts/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidwpotts/) Elise Sallis, Head of Communications & Culture at Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting UK https://www.linkedin.com/in/elise-sallis-a430a81/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/elise-sallis-a430a81/) Chris Park, Senior Strategic Alliance Manager - Accounting and Consulting at Avalara https://www.linkedin.com/in/cparkus/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/cparkus/) Enjoy the live buzz of the event! You can also check out these live interviews on youtube here: David https://youtu.be/oOytXA_x_s0 (https://youtu.be/oOytXA_x_s0) Elise https://youtu.be/h7OzwYU1btM (https://youtu.be/h7OzwYU1btM) Chris https://youtu.be/5j-cM5vP8dg (https://youtu.be/5j-cM5vP8dg) If you'd like to book for 2023, the dates are 10-11 May at the ExCel in London. They have an international portfolio of events taking place in Madrid, Spain (3-4 Nov 2022), Toronto, Canada (Nov 40-Dec 1 2022) and Sydney, Australia (15-16 Mar 2023) as well as another UK show in Manchester (12 Oct 2022). More details here: https://www.accountex.co.uk/ (https://www.accountex.co.uk/) ◣━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◢ A reminder of 5 great shows in the Accounting Influencers Broadcast Network: ❶ Success in Accounting - MONDAYS. Our flagship main show featuring panels, highlights, combinations, panels, topics, live interviews and best ofs. ❷ Insights in Accounting - TUESDAYS. The best news, analysis, commercial awareness, news under microscope, podcast mentions and recommendations. ❸ Influencers in Accounting - WEDNESDAYS. Deep dive 1-1 interviews with leaders, experts, influencers from around the world. ❹ Best Practice in Accounting - THURSDAYS. Practice development, growth, management, consulting, examples, stories and practical here's what works stuff for accountants, bookkeepers and the fintech/software people who serve them. ❺ UK Matters in Accounting - FRIDAYS. A UK focused show featuring UK related topics, news items, events and interviews. Find them all on your preferred podcast app, platform or channel. Thanks for subscribing, sharing and listening! └╌╌╌╌╌╌╌╌╌╌╌╌╌╌╌╌╌┘ FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: We'd love to get to know you! ➺ Main show website. For access to every single show with full shownotes: https://accountinginfluencers.com/podcast (https://accountinginfluencers.com/podcast) ➺ LinkedIn. For announcements of published shows, tagging guest so you can build your network and offer feedback on the show: https://www.linkedin.com/company/accountinginfluencers (https://www.linkedin.com/company/accountinginfluencers) ➺ Youtube. For videos of all podcast interviews and bonus video content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3AwPLSr2rCqTylGj0s7TJQ...

My name is Jina Lim and I am joined by my co-host Chris Park. With Article II treaties decreasing drastically over the past administrations, there has been a trend of presidents using executive agreements to handle international affairs. This increasingly liberal use of executive agreements along with unilateral withdrawal and re-entering of recent treaties has … Continue reading Foreign Policy Toolbox: International Agreements

Jamie and Ryan are joined by Chris Park for this massive episode where we talk about Jamie and Chris' book 'Letters from the Emu War' and many other things. Support the show: buymeacoffee.com/sttatf Contact the show: thetrueandthefictional@gmail.com   Follow us on: Insta: Stories_Podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Storiesthetrueandthefictional/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzIXhRcUvPPAzpCL-_a9N4w  

Chris Park is a Senior Manager of Strategic Growth at Twilio Inc. By making communications a part of every software developer's toolkit, Twilio is enabling innovators across every industry — from emerging leaders to the world's largest organizations — to reinvent how companies engage with their customers.

Over the last year and change we've brought you great interviews from all over the digital marketing space. However, to date we have yet to dip into the pool of talent “within our own walls.” To remedy that, this episode marks the first of several in a series highlighting the many savvy folks working at JEBCommerce.Headlining this episode is Digital Marketing veteran and resident super star Chris Park. Jamie and Chris dive into whether programs can or should be run on multiple networks, when and when not to dismiss affiliates, managing multiple brands, and best of all, why Affiliate Marketing is a business of building relationships.For more on Chris, be sure to check out his biography or get him on the phone for a chat. He's a wealth of knowledge and experience on a variety of subjects, and one of the nicest guys you'll meet.

Hosts Brian Avery and Shelley Lyle, with the University of Florida Department of Sport Management, Office of Engaged Learning interviewed Chris Park, Deputy Athletic Director at Washington State University. Chris received his bachelor's in business administration and master's in sport management from Texas A&M. He's worked in various collegiate athletic roles including Texas A&M's 12th Man Team Rewards Program Coordinator, Sam Houston's athletics external operations coordinator, and Texas State University's Assistant Athletic Director. Chris led the University of Texas-El Paso as Deputy Athletic Director before he moved to Washington State University where he is currently the Deputy Athletic Director- External Relations. Please tune in to learn what Chris shared with #UFSPM​ students, alumni, faculty, and industry friends regarding his many professional accomplishments. #GoGators #UF #UFSPM

Singer and song collector Sam Lee traces a map in stories, folklore and song along England's longest and most famous river, the Thames. Beginning at its underground source in the idyllic Gloucestershire countryside, Sam follows the Thames from a trickling stream to a majestic river carrying a myriad of human and animal lives. He witnesses its changes of mood and meaning as it squeezes through its busy, embanked, central London stretch searching for the soul of the river - the deep stories of its waters and banks. Through folklore, music, ecology and lives lived along 215 miles of water, Sam uncovers the past, present and future influence of the river's deep cultural roots. Who is fed and who is starved by the Thames now and what does it mean to the people who come under its influence? With storyteller, Druid and mead maker Chris Park at Thames Head, via author and land rights activist Nick Park on his houseboat in Oxfordshire, Debbie Leach of Thames 21 working to help communities reconnect with and clean up the river in London, retired Thames lighterman Dave Jessop and Sourav Niyogi who explains the river's significance to many in London's Hindu community, Sam explores a flow of ideas running from source to sea. Finally, with author Rachel Lichtenstein, he stands on Two Tree Island on the Essex shore of the Thames estuary and gazes out across the Thames's final incarnation, as a 5 mile wide delta mouth. We are a world away from the pure waters of the river's beginnings as Sam considers the ambiguous future of the Thames, its communities and the attention owed to it by the people who live along its banks. Presenter: Sam Lee Producer: Michael Umney Executive Producer: Katherine Godfrey A Novel production for BBC Radio 4

Read more! say less! Please KNOW what the hell your talking about! And while your doing all of that, TUNE-IN to this DISINFORMATIVE episode of QUINNSPIRACY.

Christmas Day, 2006. Alfonso Cuaron's dystopian sci-fi thriller 'Children of Men' was released during the most wonderful time of the year. It's bleak look into a future where humans are unable to procreate due to a zero percent fertility rate won critics' favor, ending up in the Oscars race the following year. Considered one of the best films of the 00's, 'Children of Men' initial run couldn't find it's audience, mostly blamed on the nihilistic tones and lack of any real marketing campaign. This week, Blazo Comedy's very own Chris Park joins Liam to deep dive what has been called "The best movie covered on this podcast so far". The lads go into 'Children of Men' themes of fate, the 1992 novel and how it compares to it's feature film counterpart, John Lennon impersonations and Liam's inability to pronounce the casts' names correctly. This is a professional podcast for sure. ig: @bombedcast, @liam_wolfe_man Guest: @chrisparkcomedy

How can we embrace folklore wisdom traditions as life teachings and nourishing life strategies for the creation of a thriving world? In this special episode Amisha shares time with Chris Park, an active member of the order of ‘Bards, Ovates & Druids' for nearly 25 years, a prolific beekeeper, enthusiastic storyteller and folklore wisdom keeper. He lives on an organic farm, and as a druid priest, he has worked as celebrant and teacher with schools, wildlife trusts, local authorities, mental health projects, communities, families and more, aiming to strengthen our connections to the natural environment and each other whilst building knowledge, skills & thriving community. Chris hosts ceremonies and gatherings around the U.K. and within a sacred grove at home. Most recently he co-created a bee-themed podcast ‘Living Beeing' interviewing artists, musicians, bee-scientists, beekeepers and apitherapists together with friends Verity Sharp and Patrick Randall. Chris takes us on an insightful journey into the nature-based spirituality of Druidry, a tradition that survives in folklore and the stories of our landscapes, and evolves with generations. Being a priest and active member of Bards, Ovates and Druids' has inspired Chris' unique lifestyle and enables him to share inspiring creative strategies for creating thriving communities living in reciprocity with our natural world. Chris shares a flow of folk tales, song and mythologies taking us into ‘the other world', the imaginary realm, where we experience magic, symbolism, mischief and exceptional power reminding us of the rich tapestry of life. Every traditional folk tale gives great traction into the natural world with themes, mottos and symbolism, trees, plants and animals, stars, rocks and spirits of nature. He believes such stories can be cathartic and restore our separated sense of connection to the natural world, to oneself and one's ancestry and bring forth a sense of well-being and belonging. Together they explore his work as a sustainable beekeeper and apitherapist. Chris shares that bees are ancient teachers reminding us of the cycles of life and the interconnectedness of our world with nature. In exchange for keeping them well and thriving, we receive their medicines of honey, pollen propolis, royal jelly from time to time, bee venom, wax and beehive air. We learn that putting down roots and drawing closer circles around our communities inspires a village sufficiency that is vital for our greater communities to thrive and keep on growing. And if we are not growing, then we must start growing food or plants or gardens, as they will bring us happiness. Links from this episode and more at www.thefutureisbeautiful.co 

SUEÑOS .... Dreams .... A Melodic set .... Starting off slow .... building up towards a more progressive vibe .... Enjoy! ... AND SHARE THE GOOD VIBES ..... Artisis: Stephan Bodzin, Johannes Brecht, Spada, Colyn, Stavroz, WhoMadeWho, Chris Park, Elderbrook, Joris Voorn, Super Flu .... and more ... TRACKLIST: Nuages (Original Mix) - Johannes Brecht Voodoo (Extended Mix) - Spada, Camden Cox Come Back (Extended Mix) - Pretty Pink Mo - Basti Grub, Patrick Kitchen, Phil Oxera Feelings (Oxia Remix) - Miguel Lobo Guava (Extended Mix) - Tunnelvisions Efun (Original Mix) - Stan Zeff Serenata Trip - Kamilo Sanclemente Gold Town (Original Mix) - Stavroz Odyssee (D-Nox & Beckers Remix) - Stephan Bodzin Merging Realities - Colyn Breathe - Jan Dalvik Reception (Toby Emerson Remix) - D-Nox, Beckers Gummo - Golan Zocher & DJ AroZe Der Abend Birgt Keine Ruh - WhoMadeWho & Perel Gulo (feat. Kamo Seyranyan & Seda Seyranyan) (Mode Apart Remix) - Armat Caroussel (Original Mix) - Colyn Sadhana (Original Mix) - Teklix Urania (Gai Barone Depth Mode Remix) - Morttagua & Gaby Endo Canis (Morttagua Remix) - Dabeat, Kamilo Sanclemente Numb (Joris Voorn Remix) - Elderbrook All On You (Vocal Mix) - Cee ElAssaad, Jackie Queens Mantra (Original Mix) - Chris Park Jess Milf (Original Mix) - Rafael Murillo Effretikon (Original Mix) - Super Flu Cassiopeia (Original Mix) - Binaryh Summer Confessions - DJ AroZe Concepts Of Love - Colyn Holla (Original Mix) - Johannes Brecht

A new MP3 sermon from Blue Ridge Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The tabernacle pt 3 Speaker: Chris Park Broadcaster: Blue Ridge Baptist Church Event: Midweek Service Date: 4/21/2021 Bible: Exodus 27 Length: 69 min.

Back in July 2020, in the midst of the pandemic, co-host Chris Park shared with us his huge experience in making mead.  People have been dabbling with this fascinating brew for millenia.  An alcoholic drink made from mixing honey and water (and sometimes herbs or fruit), it has a delicious effect on mind and body.  In a mouth-tingling episode, we talk about mead’s rich taste, its powerful medicinal properties, the ancient traditions of making mead and the wide range of herbs that can be added to increase its flavour, opacity and health values.  Check out some great pictures and a FREE, easy mead recipe at www.livingbeeing.com.

Check out this week's episode of the "What Would You Say You Do Here?" Podcast as Dan sits down with Chris Park, the Deputy Director of Athletics at Washington State, as well as Andrew Popchock, the General Manager of Washington State Sports Properties. Together, they discuss their individual roles as well as the full integration of their teams and how they work together as a part of the "Coug" family. You won't want to miss their conversation about all of the work and unique relationships that led to a historic new opportunity with Gesa Credit Union. Finally, catch their discussion about the partnership between Washington State and Gesa as well as the importance of shared values between the two organizations.

Episode 78 features Chris Park, Director of Pricing, Yield & Revenue Analytics at Twitch. Chris has a number of years of experience in ad tech, mainly in revenue operations. We had a great conversation with Chris that covered his family background, culture, why he loves revenue operations, his thoughts on the massive spike in anti-Asian hate crimes, and a lot more. Follow Us: Newsletter: http://bitly.com/2QLEY8U Twitter: http://bit.ly/2Qp0SzK  Instagram: http://bit.ly/2QLfEQc  Linkedin: http://bit.ly/2ZZUBxG

HAPPY NEW YEAR! 2021 is starting out pretty wild so far. The capitol was raided by terrorists, a second impeachment has been passed and SEASON 3 OF FOUL HOUSEMATES HAS COMMENCED! Blazo Comedy Network star and North Jersey stand up Chris Park joins the lads as they recount their favorite memes from the totally not funny, very serious raid of our capitol by Viking Nazis, power metal guitar players and various other morons. Other nonpolitical discussion topics include John Travolta's terrible filmography, Movie Pass, Italian North Jersey comics, Michael Winslow, Steven Seagal on SNL, Spaghetti Hacks, another rousing addition of "READING OJ'S TWITTER FEED", Eve6 and much more. Don't wanna miss out. Follow us on Instagram @foulhousemateshq to keep up with new episodes, exclusive clips or just to hit us up with questions.

In this episode of the Hacker Valley Studio podcast, Ron and Chris are joined by co-founders of Material Security, Ryan Noon and Abhishek Agrawal. They co-founded Material Security in 2017, today Ryan serves as the CEO, and Abhishek the CTO. Abishek has a background in engineering, infrastructure and analytics and his MBA from Harvard.  Ryan’s background is in engineering and data analysis, and holds multiple computer science and security degrees from Stanford. Before they moved on to creating their own company, they worked together at DropBox.While they both have a strong engineering background, they are developing a security product. Ryan explains that coding and engineering is why he’s able to work in cyber security, all his years of engineering helped him make a reliable and effective product. Abhishek agrees that both their different backgrounds have carried over into the security industry and says the lessons he learned in productivity and engineering have been incredibly useful. Despite these diverse backgrounds, Ryan says going into security was an easy decision. “Go to where the problems are,” he says. Around the time of the founding of Material Security, there were a lot of problems with email. Abhishek agrees, and says he’s always been interested in email and how it’s being destroyed by threats. When hackers access your email, what are they looking for? Abhishek explains that they may be downloading all of its contents, or resetting passwords to services like Twitter or Instagram. Material Security works to ask those questions and stop the effectiveness of a breach in email security. This shifts the focus from all the ways someone may hack you, to the implications of that hack. Ryan likens it to a burglary, explaining that their security is less about all the doors and windows - ways to get into your home - but rather what someone may want once they’re inside.There is a lot of hand wringing in startup land, Ryan says, but there is no one right way to do it. The startup can burn you out, and what made Material Security’s leadership work was the reliance on each other, both he and Abhishek and their third co-founder, Chris Park. For them, this was the magic answer, having a third person gives them a tie breaker and someone who could cut through the noise with clarity. Abhishek agrees, joking that they compliment each other by Ryan giving long detailed answers, and Abhishek can summarize his thoughts. In all seriousness, this balance of responsibility and strengths requires a level of trust and lack of ego but makes the team work smoothly. Having unique skill sets is important, but Abhishek explains overlap is important as well because you can speak the same language and push each other for the best solutions.When you come from similar backgrounds, no one is the authority and ideas get pressure tested. One of the challenges is using this overlap of skills for good - not letting it paralyze you. Another challenge they faced is knowing where to question and press industry standards, versus where to accept and excel at current practices. When thinking over their challenges and journey they offer some advice to new founders. Ryan stresses, “stop trying to get into things.” People can fall into the trap of trying to get into college, programs, and industries, and end up giving up some of their productivity and creativity to others. He also encourages people to know their partners and communicate with them about everything. Abhishek says people should divorce the idea of leaving their job from starting a company. Instead you should decide if you’re ready to leave your current job and then if you want to go to a new company or start your own. 0:00 - Intro1:40 - Listeners are introduced to co-founders of Material Security and the episode ahead.3:05 - Ryan and Abhishek introduce themselves. 5:38 - How do engineering and cyber security intersect?8:39 - Why did Ryan and Abhishek decide to go into security?14:28 - Ryan and Abhishek explain what hackers do when they’ve gotten into email.18:08 - How do Ryan and Abhishek navigate their relationship?24:19 - Ron asks Ryan and Abhishek about the challenges of the founder’s journey.26:45 - What piece of advice do they have for new founders? Links:Learn more about Material Security.Learn more about Hacker Valley Studio.Support Hacker Valley Studio on Patreon.Follow Hacker Valley Studio on Twitter.Follow hosts Ron Eddings and Chris Cochran on Twitter.Learn more about our sponsor ByteChek.

Melodic/Progressive House & Techno mix with the latest music by Fur Coat, Innure, Modeplex, Hil Oliver, Gorkiz, Fabrication, Alfa Romero, Oliver Koletzki, After Moments & Innure, Chris Park, Andre Gazolla & The Muhammads; remixes by Hidden Empire, Lunar Plane, Ignacio Sanchez, ANMA. Enjoy the mix! ► Website: https://djhetman.com ► iTunes: https://bit.ly/hetmandj ► Youtube: https://bit.ly/djhetman

Initial 2020 Election Breakdown! Ft. Chris ParkJohn and Walter are back to discuss the election and they are joined by Comedian Mr. Chris Park, (@ChrisParkComedy) of the New Jersey Comedy Syndicate and Blazo Network.We Talk about our Election night jitters and how this felt like the longest election ever. Would bernie would've done better in some states? Some people blaming “socialists” for Biden near loss and the loss of senate/house seats.The post election analysis is going to be intriguing. Especially the fact that, we felt like it was closer- Because of the way votes were counted. But it's also interesting, the exact states that may be won by Biden (compared to Obama & Hilary's performance in some states) and the house/senate races that were won/lost.Some other topics discussed: Trump challenging the election results, Fox News exit poll, Senate incumbency rate, Exit polls- Are they even useful? In this environment. Somewhat? But I think you're gonna have to weigh what you're looking at For instance the Fox News poll about universal healthcare might give you some insightSome factors that may have helped or hurt outcomes. Pandemic helped? Gov of Michigan  AoC on the lost seats- Online presence, FB ads in pandemic . @AOC pointed out to the NYT: “Every single candidate that co-sponsored Medicare for All in a swing district kept their seat.” how close Abrams and AOC are on issues. Kasich saying progressives nearly cost Biden the election Power void???WARNING! This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for legal advice. If you have a question or wish to act upon the information in this podcast, we recommend you consult an attorney in your state.*Punk Law 101- A Legal News, Commentary, & Comedy Series*Walter John Deptuch, Esq.: @BrojodeathpunchFollow the podcast at: @punklaw101Punk Law 101 is an informational and entertainment series. Through a series of youtube videos, podcasts and interviews with other lawyers and local stand up comedians. We're gonna try to figure out just how and why our legal system works the way it does... and is there a way it could work better?We'll review recent #SupremeCourt decisions, discuss current and past #political movements, and compare pop culture references like TV Shows, Movies and even Memes!#Scotus #SupremeCourt #LegalNews #Poltical #punlaw #Punklaw #Punklaw101 #Trademark #Copyright #Consitution #9thAmendment

A new MP3 sermon from Blue Ridge Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Who is God part three Speaker: Chris Park Broadcaster: Blue Ridge Baptist Church Event: Midweek Service Date: 10/7/2020 Bible: Psalm 23 Length: 38 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Blue Ridge Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The romance of redemption 2 Speaker: Chris Park Broadcaster: Blue Ridge Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 10/4/2020 Bible: Ruth 3 Length: 50 min.

On June 18th, 2020 we interviewed Christopher Bramblett; Air Force veteran turned National Park Ranger. We discuss his deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, exploring Carlsbad Caverns National Park, and how you can give back to our public lands. To learn more about Vet Voice Foundation visit www.vetvoicefoundation.org.

Episode Notes Episode 98 has a host of new releases, with details on a bunch of shows happening in Seoul and Jeju. There are previews of new albums by Lubless, Dragonfly Trio, and Cifika, along with new singles by Kim Sawol, Alary Kansion, Rum Kicks, and Yeseo. There is still a backlog of new music that I'm trying to squeeze in to the show each week, this is the first time I've picked 12 tracks for the show. Given the current situation with Covid-19 outbreaks around the country, be sure to double check shows are still going ahead before you go out. If you do go to a show, don't forget your mask. Playlist Born.D - Raise Your Voice Cifika - Reborn Yeseo - Blood Stream Moonsun - Mon Coeur (feat. Samuel Seo) Omar & The Eastern Power - Healing Dragonfly Trio - Dream Rum Kicks - Goodbye Song Alary-Kansion - Gainism Lubless - Mermaid Monotheism - There Was Nothing In Heaven Fogstar - Music Kim Sawol - Ray Links Omar & The Eastern Power (Bandcamp) Dragonfly Trio (Bandcamp) Monotheism (Bandcamp) Kim Sawol (Bandcamp) Thanks to Patron Supporters Suné Horn, Michael Keogh, and Chris Park for supporting this episode. For more content and rewards, join us on Patreon. Angle Magazine Patreon

A new MP3 sermon from Blue Ridge Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: How to pray Speaker: Chris Park Broadcaster: Blue Ridge Baptist Church Event: Video DVD Date: 7/5/2020 Length: 60 min.

Enjoy my new Melodic Techno & Progressive mix with the latest arrivals by Controversial, Coeus, Feirn Laun, Glowal, Vimala, Vincent Vossen, Tinlicker, Hermanez, Eran Aviner, Anyma_ofc, Controversial, Andromo & Jared Love, Chris Park; remixes by Tom Zeta, Olffmann. ► Website: https://djhetman.com ► iTunes: https://bit.ly/hetmandj ► Youtube: https://bit.ly/djhetman

From Esports Business Summit 2019 Do not miss this special, extended session featuring the names who are at the heart of it all, the teams! After a game-changing year that saw the rise and fall of historic teams, the impact of franchising, talent wars, the emergence of teams as content studios, new partnerships and new games, our candid discussion will look at the state of running team business today, how they are expanding their visibility and revenue options, hat ways they are working with sponsors, dealing with investors, and what challenges and opportunities lie ahead. Speakers: Chris Park, CEO, Gen.G esports Ari Segal, CEO, Immortals Gaming Club Nicole LaPointe Jameson, Chief Executive Officer, Evil Geniuses Jason Lake, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Complexity Gaming Alan Bunney, CEO, Panda Global Andy Dinh, Founder and CEO, TSM Moderated By: Bonnie Bernstein, Founder, Walk Swiftly Productions, Executive Producer/Good Game: UC Irvine For more Esports Business Summit: Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/officialesportsshow/support

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Join Rob as he sits down with Chris Park, the main - and currently ONLY - developer behind Arcen Games, a studio with a rich history of doing things differently. Chris opens up on what's gone wrong in the past and what's going right with AI War 2, their latest release that's been met with a positive reception! Stay tuned to eXplorminate later today, as our full review of AI War 2 will be released!Music is taken from the game AI War 2. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/explorminate/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/explorminate/support

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so in this episode, Dr. Christopher Park and Dr. Ryan Rebowe wanted to discuss breast reconstruction and all of the options available to their patients. Dr. Park lays out the five general categories for breast reconstruction. Dr. Rebowe explains microsurgical options and why both doctors are excited about this procedure. And lastly, Kim Anderson asks about insurance coverage for breast reconstruction and who is the best candidates for this common procedure.   Need a consultation with Dr. Park or Dr. Rebowe? Click here or call 251.445.8888 Key Takeaways There are many options for breast reconstruction after a cancer diagnosis, surgery, and treatment. Dr. Park and Dr. Rebowe are focused on doing breast reconstruction and all other cancer reconstruction procedures. If there is something that's bothering you, after being treated for breast cancer, no matter what it is about the way you look or feel. Breast reconstruction can help your confidence, self-esteem, and overall quality of life. There are five general categories for breast reconstruction options. Ask your Plastic Surgeon about Microsurgical Breast Reconstruction as it may be an option for you. Sponsor The Park Clinic in Mobile, Alabama  The Docs Said: Dr. Park and I are expanding the gulf coast reconstruction focus a bit more on microsurgical reconstruction, especially of the breast. - Dr. Ryan Rebowe Dr. Park and I both love doing reconstructive surgery of all kinds. - Dr. Ryan Rebowe We both focus on cancer reconstruction, especially breast cancer, but we love doing all kinds of reconstruction. - Dr. Ryan Rebowe Abdominally based breast reconstruction takes tissue from their abdomen and transfer it to their chest and make them a new breast out of their abdominal tissue. It's the tissue that we would typically throw away during a tummy tuck. - Dr. Ryan Rebowe Microsurgical Breast Reconstruction has an easier recovery for the patient because we're using the microsurgery to disconnect and reconnect the tissue. We do not have to disrupt the muscle. - Dr. Chris Park There are two basic ways to reconstruct breasts, and one is with a tissue expander and implant the others is with your tissue or what we call autologous tissue. In terms of microsurgical breast reconstruction, you can take fat from a lot of different areas. - Dr. Chris Park The fat from your abdomen matches the feel of a breast a lot better than your buttock tissue. Buttock tissue is very hard and almost brick-like in some women. - Dr. Ryan Rebowe Some women are candidates for breast implants after breast-conserving therapy. - Dr. Ryan Rebowe It's easier to get coverage after a mastectomy for both breasts. It is more difficult and not a guarantee that insurance will cover it after a partial breast procedure. It can be done, but it's not automatic. - Dr. Chris Park

This Week’s Guest: Chris Park Christopher Park, Senior Affiliate Manager at JEBCommerce, joined me to chat on my podcast, This is Affiliate Marketing with Shawn Collins. Episode 107 I wanted to learn more about the real Chris, so I asked him a variety of questions I figured he had not been asked in previous interviews. We discussed... How he ended up in marketing after studying English, economics, and religious studies Riding on a mobile bar Which pro sports teams he likes Playing guitar with a Neil Diamond tribute band Playing rugby in college Serving on the city council Links from this episode Chris on LinkedIn Chris on Facebook The History of Action Park The Most Insane Amusement Park Ever Thank you for listening Please leave a comment or feel free to contact me. And if you enjoyed this episode of This is Affiliate Marketing with Shawn Collins, please share it.

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Join executive director of P3 Utah, Steve Klass as he sits down with Chris Park, Founder of Giv Development & Giv Communities. Together they discuss building communities of social justice and positive social, economic and environmental impact. Hear this and other great podcasts at p3utah.org.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast, we’re at Chris Park shelter house in Durango, Colorado talking with the founding fathers of Summer Field Study. Thirty-seven years and 40 trips later, Dr. Joe Hollowell, Scott Fangman and Darryl Slevin share stories of humble beginnings, favorite moments, shared challenges and triumphs that have made their friendship lifelong. The unique trip out west changes every year but this trio has been one of the steady constants of this Roncalli institution. Summer Field Study has tested over 3000 students to reach inside themselves and discover the beauty of God’s marvelous creation in the mountains of America’s great western frontier and inside their own hearts as well. Read the full transcript.

In this episode, Host Kym Anderson and Dr. Chris Park talk about the most popular and most frequently asked about procedures at The Park Clinic: breast augmentation, implants, reductions, and lifts. Dr. Park explains the types of breast procedures, typical recovery times, determining the right size, and all the improvements and differences between the newer implants and those that were available in the 1980s and '90s. Ep.3 - Big Questions 1. How do the doctor and patient determine the right breast size or reduction? 2. What are the options in the types of implants? 3. When does insurance cover breast augmentation, implants, or reduction? 4. Do men get "boob" jobs? 5. What should be the overall goal/outcome of breast augmentation and plastic surgery? 6. What's a breast lift? 7. How often does Dr. Park perform this type of surgery? 8. How long will I be out of work after my breast reconstruction, implant, or reduction surgery? 9. Are implants a one size fits all decision and operation? 10. What should the patient expect at the first consultation with their surgeon?   Need A Consultation or Appointment with Dr. Park?  To set up an appointment with The Park Clinic staff call 251.445.8888 or click here >>>    Please Plastikos on Facebook    Dr. Parks Says: I do everything all over the body, but I spend more than half my life on the breast. - Dr. Chris Park There's cosmetic breast surgery, implants, and lifts. There are the breast reductions which can be considered medically necessary, and sometimes covered by insurance, and then you have breast reconstruction after cancer in women. And then there's even male breast surgery. - Dr. Chris Park We have better implants than we've ever had in the last ten years or so and have numerous sizes, shapes, profiles, different textures. It's incredible what we have and how we can even customize. That's why it's not a one-size-fits-all breast implant. - Dr. Chris Park The long and short of it is silicone implants feel better than saline. - Dr. Chris Park I'm going to make a range of recommendations that are all going to look good. I'm not going to pick one that's ever going to be too small or way too big, and patients can choose their own flavor. - Dr. Chris Park I'm not going to do something that just destroys the tissues and the skin. - Dr. Chris Park My goal is to make you happy, so the first thing I do is listen because I'm not trying to make breasts that I'm going to like the way they look. - Dr. Chris Park Most people are off pain medicine in two or three days, and getting back to normal and we ask you not to lift anything heavier than 10 pounds for two weeks. - Dr. Chris Park The beauty of a breast reduction is it's a breast lift as well, so if a woman happens to have a large enough breast, then we can do a breast reduction with a breast lift. - Dr. Chris Park We're not removing the breast. It's not like a cancer operation. Our goal is to make a prettier breast as well, with a more controllable size. - Dr. Chris Park A breast lift tightens everything up and puts the nipple where it's supposed to be. - Dr. Chris Park A reduction would be removing volume, and then implants can be adding volume, but the volume we add with an implant is usually in the upper portion of the breast. - Dr. Chris Park There are patients out there that need a breast reduction and an implant. - Dr. Chris Park Certain patients need a breast reduction, and they get approved by insurance very often, and then certain patients don't meet the insurance criteria, but they still get the benefit of the relief. - Dr. Chris Park Breast implants, unless you've had a mastectomy for medically-necessary reasons such as cancer, is rarely covered by insurance. - Dr. Chris Park

In this episode, Kym Anderson and Dr. Chris Park discuss some of the most popular procedures in plastic surgery: liposuction, tummy tucks, and fat grafting. Dr. Park explains the different procedures, typical recovery time, and the considerations that need to be addressed before any surgery. Kym brings up some common misconceptions on removing and injecting fat cells and gaining weight after liposuction. Plus, Dr. Park shares his thoughts on finding the right plastic surgeon, teens wanting plastic surgery, and the characteristics of an ideal patient.   Ep.2 - Big Questions 1. What is a Brazillian Butt Lift? 2. What is liposuction? 3. Is it common to gain weight after having liposuction? 4. Do men ever get liposuction? 5. What's the best way to keep my flat tummy after my surgery? 6. What are fat grafting and fat injections? 7. When does insurance cover liposuction? 8. What is the importance of choosing a board-certified plastic surgeon physician? 9. Is there a too old and too young for surgery? 10. Is financing available for plastic surgery and other cosmetic procedures?   Need A Consultation or Appointment with Dr. Park?  To set up an appointment with The Park Clinic staff call 251.445.8888 or click here >>>    Please Plastikos on Facebook    Dr. Park Says: Most people have their own spectrum; you're not going to achieve something extreme without doing something extreme. - Dr. Chris Park The best patient is already pretty healthy, already paying attention to their body. They're not just coming in expecting surgery to fix everything. - Dr. Chris Park The Brazilian buttock lift is when you take fat from elsewhere and inject it into the buttock. You sculpt the hips, the waist, the abdomen, and then you are making the buttock larger. But it's the combination makes for the dramatic change. - Dr. Chris Park When you do liposuction in an area, you are removing fat cells. Nobody gains weight in other areas because we did liposuction. - Dr. Chris Park If your problem area has always been your stomach, and you come in for liposuction, and we make your stomach look so much better, a lot of those patients may not keep dieting and exercising because their area looks good. But, then they will gain that 10 pounds, but instead of one and a half of it go into their abdomen, all of it goes elsewhere. - Dr. Chris Park Fat grafting has exploded in the last 20, 30 years. - Dr. Chris Park Essentially injecting fat, we're pulling fat bulbs out of a patient, like tulip bulbs, and you're planting them back somewhere else. - Dr. Chris Park At a minimum, you look better where we took the fat from, and then the fat is just adding it somewhere else. - Dr. Chris Park Probably half of the work I do is insurance related, but it's not usually the stuff that everyone wants to talk about. - Dr. Chris Park While board certified is just a term, and every medical specialty has that, plastic surgery, the American Board of Plastic Surgery, really takes it upon themselves to look out for the safety and the reputation of plastic surgery in general. - Dr. Chris Park Just because a physician says "I do plastic surgery or fat grafting" or whatever, it doesn't mean that they are a plastic surgeon. - Dr. Chris Park I'm here to keep people safe and treat people the way that I would want my own family members treated. - Dr. Chris Park My clinic, it's not Hollywood, we're here to help people. And so, there is really no age limit as long as you have an ethical and caring surgeon who's not just trying to run a business. - Dr. Chris Park  

Plastikos is an informative and fun plastic surgery podcast that candidly and clearly discusses everything that you've always wanted to know about Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery and Medicine. In this first episode, host Kym Anderson talks with Plastic Surgeon Dr. Christopher Park about his family, career, and passion for his practice. Dr. Park walks us through his family life and full medical career from his calling to medical school to his current position of Plastic Surgeon at The Park Clinic in Mobile, Alabama. Plastic Surgery is so much more than the prevalent Hollywood, and superficial cultural perception. Over this first season, Dr. Park and Kym hope to entertain you and enhance your view of this popular and fascinating practice of medicine. So, sit back, relax, put your feet up and learn more about the man in and behind the pressed white coat.   Ep.1 Big Questions: What does Plastikos mean? What drew Dr. Park to Plastic Surgery? Why did Dr. Park decide to come back to practice in his hometown of Mobile, Alabama? What is the purpose of this podcast Dr. Park? What is Dr. Park's favorite and most rewarding procedure or surgery? What is the Medspa and why is it beneficial to Dr. Park's patients What is a Mommy Makeover? Need A Consultation with Dr. Park?  To set up an appointment with The Park Clinic staff call 251.445.8888 or click here>>>    Quotables and Tweetables Plastikos podcast gives me the chance to explain all the Plastic, Reconstructive, and Cosmetic Surgery things to the extent that I wish I could discuss all the time. - Dr. Chris Park You can enhance yourself, and the world doesn't have to know about it. - Kym Anderson Plastic Surgery is a hot topic, and people want to know, but that doesn't mean they're willing to ask. So, I'm hoping that this podcast helps people easily hear some answers and discuss it. - Dr. Chris Park I like to address multiple things at once and combining recovery. It just gives you more ability to have that patient see a dramatic change when it's done. - Dr. Chris Park Most commonly, a Mommy Makeover is a breast lift with or without implants and a tummy tuck and liposuction, in general. - Dr. Chris Park My practice is not the Hollywood type of dramatic eye-change. I mean, we're looking to make people happy with their body again and live a normal life. - Dr. Chris Park Men want to look great too. - Kym Anderson Medspa is everything in my practice that is non-surgical. It embodies the things that I do outside of Surgery that are a treatment. There's a lot of injectables and lasers and devices and facials and products and all sorts of things, and it's inside the practice. - Dr. Chris Park

Host Billy Gates discusses Special District #2 high school football with Matt Singledecker, the Sports Editor at Beaverton Valley Times. Gates also is joined by Chris Park of Prep Talk Eugene.

The film, about a group of outlaws that attempt to reveal their brothers killer from a neighboring gang after being set up during a bank heist, features Brandon Pearson, Matthew Webb, Michael Whelan, Julien Cesario, Chris Park (Sons of Anarchy), Nazo Brava and Sutliff, who also makes his directorial debut on the KS PICTURES LLC release. Sutliff’s  film, the script of which was inspired by Brian De Palma’s The Untouchables and Reservoir Dogs, will premiere at the Egyptian theater in Hollywood on April 11 followed by a limited, multi-theater theatrical release beginning April 14.   In Theaters April 14th 2017   Studio: KS Films Cast: Keith Sutliff, Brandon Pearson, Matthew Webb, Michael Whelan, Julien Cesario, Chris Park, Nazo Brava Director: Keith Sutliff

This is Special English. I&`&m Ryan Price in Beijing. Here is the news.China has launched an experiment satellite "TK-1", from a satellite launch center in northwest China.The satellite, carried by the rocket "KT-2", blasted off from the launch center and it later entered its intended orbit."TK-1" is the first satellite independently developed by China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation. It will be used for remote sensing, telecommunications and experiments in minisatellite-based technologies.The "KT-2" rocket is one of the five carrier systems in the corporation&`&s commercial space plan. It features high carrying efficiency and adaptability.This is Special English. China will conduct nationwide safety checks on coal mines this year to prevent major accidents.The State Administration of Work Safety has said the examination will last from March until the end of the year. It covers both operational mines and those previously ordered to suspend production.Also checked will be collieries required to close as part of government plans to cut capacity but which are still operating.The move came after a string of tragic accidents. A gas explosion killed seven people and injured 11 in southwest China&`&s Guizhou Province earlier this year.The administration said coal mine safety was "complicated and grim".Around 60 percent of China&`&s coal mines are small collieries with production of less than 300,000 tonnes a year.Outdated equipment, lack of technicians and weak management at these mines were accountable for almost 80 percent of severe accidents in the mines.You&`&re listening to Special English. I&`&m Ryan Price in Beijing.A United Nations spokesman has described the first Chinese strategy report on cyberspace cooperation as a very important one, saying "China has a big role to play" in the global cyberspace governance.The spokesman told Xinhua News Agency that the strategy is a very important report and China has a big role to play in it.China released its strategy on cyberspace cooperation titled "The International Strategy of Cooperation on Cyberspace". This is the first report China has released regarding the virtual domain. The report also attaches great importance to the leading role of the United Nations in promoting world cooperation on cyberspace.This is Special English. For the third year in a row, Washington D.C. has ranked first among the 50 largest U.S. metro areas in the 2016 Gallup Good Jobs ratings.According to a Gallup poll released recently, state capitals once again filled the top slots after Washington D.C. All of the top six metro areas on the list include state capitals, or the nation&`&s capital, and all have been in the top 10 rankings since Gallup began comparing the 50 most populous metro areas in 2014.The poll comes as pockets of the country continue to struggle to make ends meet, even nearly a decade after the 2007-2008 financial crisis.But for its part, Washington D.C. was not only able to avoid the sting of the recession, but is a place where jobs are plentiful, high-paying and easy to find. Many jobs are easily in the 100,000 U.S. dollars per year range.The past year had its share of positive economic news for the United States, including a rising stock market, low unemployment and a boost to Gallup&`&s job creation index.You&`&re listening to Special English. I&`&m Ryan Price in Beijing.The Joint United Nations Program on HIV and AIDS has marked Zero Discrimination Day with a "Make Some Noise" campaign, urging people to speak up against discrimination.A UN spokesperson said discrimination takes many forms, and can be based on race, religion, gender, sexual orientation or age. This year&`&s campaign puts particular focus on the need for zero discrimination in health-care settings.According to the United Nations Program on HIV and AIDS, people living with disabilities are nearly three times more likely to be denied health-care than other people.An executive director of the program said health-care settings should be safe and supportive environments. It is unacceptable that discrimination is inhibiting access to care today. Zero Discrimination Day highlights how everyone can be part of the transformation and take a stand for a fair and just society".Data from 50 countries shows that one in eight people living with HIV report being denied health care.This is Special English.Egypt&`&s recently-appointed first female governor has vowed to meet the aspirations and expectations of her people.Nadia Abdou told Chinese journalists that she had mixed feeling of responsibility and joy to become the first female governor in Egypt and the Arab world.She was appointed governor of Beheira province, around 130 kilometers north of the capital Cairo, after serving as deputy governor over the past three years.She sees the move as a step forward for greater women&`&s participation in the country&`&s political leadership.The governor said women&`&s participation in Egypt has become fairly acceptable, as an Egyptian woman has become a minister, an ambassador, a judge and finally a governor. In addition to this, Egyptian women are also highly represented in the parliament.She said her major challenge after taking office is to provide all necessary care and attention to women and children in order to prepare a generation that is able to endure the burdens and responsibilities of the future.This is Special English.The Mobile World Congress has closed following four days of exhibition, in which Chinese companies actively participated.Chinese firms led presentations on new devices and also launched new technologies. It was recognized through the Global Mobile Awards as Chinese company Huawei received three prizes.Among the so-called Oscars of the mobile phone industry, Huawei gained the award of the "Best Mobile Infrastructure", "Best Technology Enabler" and "Outstanding contribution for LTE Evolution to 5G", in the category of "Best Mobile Technology".Huawei was also part of the "Innovation City" this year in which it showed some of the latest innovations on 5G, drones, apart from launching new devices including smartphones and a smart watch.Visitors of the "Innovation City" could also learn the latest technology to protect the ocean environment, on security and automotive connectivity.The other Chinese companies hitting headlines this year included ZTE which presented the world&`&s first smartphone with a download speed of up to 1 Gigabyte per second, while OPPO and Meizu presented new technology on photography and record-breaking 20-minute full charging time for a 3,000 mAh cell respectively.You&`&re listening to Special English. I&`&m Ryan Price in Beijing. You can access the program by logging on to crienglish.com. You can also find us on our Apple Podcast. Now the news continues.An emergence of baseball-version of Yao Ming, former NBA basketball star, will help boost the popularity of the game in China.An official with Major League Baseball said "Go find us a baseball-version of Yao Ming, and that helps." Al Leiter, an analyst with Major League Basketball Network, made the remarks when answering questions by Xinhua at a briefing at Yankee Stadium in New York. The interview came on the sidelines of the upcoming World Baseball Classic, a global tournament jointly operated by Major League Basketball and the league&`&s Players Association.In his response, Chris Park, Major League Basketball Senior Vice President, said the game has witnessed a quite rapid growth, mainly in the grass root efforts, in the past decade in China. He said this tournament comes right as a reflection of progress has been made and can be showcased.China will be playing in Pool B. Other teams in the pool include Championship contender Japan, Cuba and Australia.The World Basketball Classic 2017 is the fourth installment of the tournament, following 2006, 2009 and 2013.This is Special English.Australian scientists say the brains of obese people could be "wired" to seek out fatty foods.Researchers from Monash University are investigating the messaging system between the brain and the body, with hopes of discovering the neurological cause of obesity.Associate Professor Zane Andrews from Monash said there is no question the brain is the key site regulating appetite and obesity. He said there are a number of genetic mutations that increase the risk of obesity, and the majority is located somewhere in the brain.Andrews said it is a control issue, but it&`&s not a willful conscious decision, because in obesity, the brain doesn&`&t perceive information correctly from the body. His focus was on brain cells responsible for sensing hunger that also influenced motivation and reward.Early results indicated that the brains of obese people were not sending messages to tell the body that they already have enough energy stored.Andrews&`& team has identified that part of the problem could form while the brain pathways are forming during childhood, with children who are rewarded for good behavior with sweet treats, forming an association between sugar and feeling good.You&`&re listening to Special English. I&`&m Ryan Price in Beijing. An Argentine mother lost her four-year-old son in February last year to progeria, a rare condition that speeds up the aging process.When she was mourning her son, she found a novel way to channel her grief.In memory of her son Franco, the mother has opened a makeshift soup kitchen near her home to attend to the children of the poor and homeless families.She said she doesn&`&t want to cry for her son or become sad. She just wanted to look up at the sky and say that she missed him. In his memory, she is going to open a soup kitchen named after him.The soup kitchen is called "Franquito My Angel" and is located in a poor neighborhood of dirty streets and dilapidated houses in Moreno, a town some 50 kilometers west of Buenos Aires.Franquito is one of the numerous soup kitchens popping up across Argentina in solidarity with the country&`&s poor. Decked with photos of Franco, the kitchen offers a meal twice a week to more than 30 children.In Moreno alone, the number of kitchens to serve children from families experiencing economic difficulties increased from 45 in 2015 to 90 in June 2016.This is Special English.A Hong Kong comic series, Military Boxing, once drew China&`&s late Premier Zhou Enlai as a martial arts master. It sounds far-fetched, but Zhou really did learn a traditional Chinese form of boxing from kong fu master Han Muxia.When Zhou studied in Nankai University in Tianjin, Han was invited to give students martial arts classes. And according to Han&`&s memory, Zhou was the most industrious student of boxing and achieved a lot during the practice. Born in Tianjin in 1877, Han&`&s experience was adapted into a kung fu film in 1990. According to traditional martial arts theories, people who are good at Chinese internal boxing are not afraid of the cold.It is said Zhou had an excellent physical character thanks to his boxing practice. He only wore a woolen overcoat when he visited Moscow where people often wear heavy fur coats to protect them against the icy temperatures.This is the end of this edition of Special English. To freshen up your memory, I&`&m going to read one of the news items again at normal speed. Please listen carefully.This is the end of today&`&s program. I&`&m Ryan Price in Beijing, and I hope you can join us every day, to learn English and learn about the world.

Given that AI War has so much stuff in it, why would you want an AI War II? Developer Chris Park explains. He also explains what Demon Stalkers is, how AI modder Sorian influenced his approach to game design, and why he’s so over Pixel Junk Monsters. The post Qt3 Games Podcast: Chris Park and AI War II appeared first on Quarter to Three.

Given that AI War has so much stuff in it, why would you want an AI War II? Developer Chris Park explains. He also explains what Demon Stalkers is, how AI modder Sorian influenced his approach to game design, and why he’s so over Pixel Junk Monsters. The post Qt3 Games Podcast: Chris Park and AI War II appeared first on Quarter to Three.

This week, Michael and Troy "Benevolent Dictator for Life" Goodfellow welcome Chris Park of Arcen Games back to the show. Arcen has recently posted their Kickstarter for AI War 2, followup to the original cult hit from 2009. Featuring asymmetric gameplay and unique strategy, AI War: Fleet Command was the first game to highlight Park's unique vision for gaming. Chris talks about the challenges Arcen has faced, the evolving game market, and what it means to make games with integrity. Also, be sure to stick around after the show for some brief announcements from the gang.

This is episode 124 of Roguelike Radio, where Mark Johnson is joined by James Whitehead, Ben Hendel-Doying and Chris Park to talk about roguelike elements in Shoot Em Ups ("Shmups").Read more »

On today’s show I have Chris Park from Arcen Games and we’re going to talk about their latest game, In Case of Emergency Release Raptor.

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The Jerks celebrate the New Year in wrestling 2014. Plus Jack Swagger teabags the teabags, bad boy CM Punk is dating AJ Lee, Chris Park gets the Abyss family tree jumbled, Scotty 2 Hotty is returning to WWE Old School Raw, Scott contemplates going to the TNA UK Tour, Mark Henry is scared by the war cry of Brock Lesnar, your #jerktweets are answered including "You're given a tag title shot but you have to pick a partner who do choose?", Jeff Hardy reports on retiring from wrestling and opening his new restaurant Team Mmmm Is Steam, Steve has a big announcement that may involve Howard "The Fink" Finkel, and Vince McMahon has big stars Paul Walker and Nelson Mandela lined up for WrestleMania XXX.

Jon and Dirk sit down with Chris Park of Arcen Games to discuss his latest game, Skyward Collapse, the development and business challenges of developing indie strategy games, and the important role AI can play in asymmetric games.

Slammiversary is over and TNA is about to take its first step on the long road to Bound For Glory! Will we start to see the beginning of the end for Aces & 8's, or God forbid, are we still just witnessing the beginning? Is it possible there's yet another great character just waiting to hatch in the brilliant mind of Chris Park? Who is going to go all the way in the upcoming BFG series? And is TNA truly missing the boat by commiting Austin Aries and Bobby Roode to the red hot Tag Team Division?

Last seen way back in Episode 37, Chris Park from Arcen Games returns to the show to talk to Troy, Michael Hermes and Shannon Quesnel about AI War: Fleet Command on the occasion of the release of Version 6.0. Chris talks about how theme and vision dictate patching, the particular skills that a hardcore niche audience can bring to an indie game and how Steam is the best promotional tool they have.

Video: Vimeo - YouTube Photos: Flickr Audio: zip file (right-click, save as) The Toad Session I was probably most nervous about recording was Milk Maid, I think.  It was arranged at the last minute, they are a full, four-piece rock band, their profile is riding relatively high at the moment and I'd never really recorded anything so loud in our house before. As it was, it turned out pretty fucking well, if you ask me, so when PAWS came in I was confident enough that we'd get decent recordings, but I have to confess I was a little nervous about how we'd get away with the racket and the general lawlessness of their performances. There were some changes to the team this time as well, as a lot of the usual suspects couldn't make it.  Wee Matthew was helping out on cameras again, and Rory from Broken Records was back for a second batch of filming.  But we also managed to coax former ace Edinburgh gig photographer extraordinaire Nic Rue out of retirement to take the pictures, and Rory 'brought at friend' to help out with the filming.  And his friend just happened to be Chris Park.  Who just happens to be a serious professional.  So if you're wondering why this isn't as shit as usual, that's probably why. As per usual, all the session mp3s are available to download for free, either below or in this zip file, we have videos of the songs and of the interview here, photos here, Nic's slightly larger portfolio of pics here, and of course the interview podcast below, with the playlist at the bottom of the page.  Enjoy.  And pity our poor neighbours. PAWS - Jellyfish (Toad Session) PAWS - Bloodline (Toad Session) PAWS - Bird Inside Birdcage, Ribcage Inside Bird (Toad Session) PAWS - Winners Don't Bleed (Toad Session) 01. PAWS - Jellyfish (Toad Session) (07.17) 02. Bronto Skylift - Cobblepot (15.50) 03. Mr. Peppermint - Carp Act (20.25) 04. PAWS - Bloodline (Toad Session) (26.47) 05. Ultimate Thrush - Complex Cat (35.31) 06. Crystal Swells - Waco, Wasilia, Waikiki (36.41) 07. PAWS - Bird Inside Birdcage, Ribcage Inside Bird (Toad Session) (42.35) 08. Pavement - Gold Soundz (48.59) 09. Dolfinz - Blowhole (51.44) 10. PAWS - Winners Don't Bleed (Toad Session) (61.49)

This week I speak with Chis Park, the founder and developer for Arcen Games and Erik Johnson, developer for Arcen and journalist. We have a fascinating discussion on Ai War and their upcoming beta A Valley Without Wind. E-mail: jeneseegrey@yahoo.com Twitter: @TheGreyArea Web: https://greyareapodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/greyareapodcast

Chris Park from Arcen Games joins us this week to talk about independent game development and how his sci-fi RTS AI War: Fleet Command saw the light of day. Park talks about the design process, the challenge of modeling risk and reward and the difficult part of difficulty levels. It’s also one of our longest podcasts ever. Arcen Games Tom’s column on AI War: Fleet Command Feature Series: The Decade Quarter to Three, where you can find Tom’s movie podcast Send your questions for Episode 40 to troy.goodfellow AT gmail.com

A new MP3 sermon from Blue Ridge Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Books Speaker: Chris Park Broadcaster: Blue Ridge Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 5/16/2021 Bible: Revelation 20 Length: min.