Podcast appearances and mentions of Dale Morris

Welcome to another exciting episode of the Fotobug podcast with your hosts, Jim and Fred. In this episode, they discuss the changes in the frequency of their podcast releases and the shifting focus towards their YouTube channel to better cater to the interests of their listeners and viewers. Moving onto news, they talk about the hot debate on AI image generators using copyrighted images under the guise of 'fair use' – a topic that raises concern in the photography community. They also discuss the ongoing Sony World Photography Awards of 2024 and the recent developments with a former podcast guest, Daniel Siddiqui, who has released a new immersive travel book series and is conducting a giveaway.  Go to www.schifferbooks.com and use code Jammin for a 10% discount! For the main highlight of the episode, Jim reveals his travel footage from his 2022 trip to Madagascar with Oryx Photo Tours, led by Dale Morris. They take viewers along their journey through the capital of Madagascar, Antanarivo, and share their experiences with the unique culture, stunning landscapes, and diverse wildlife of the island, particularly focusing on lemurs, the iconic mammals of Madagascar. The hosts reiterate their commitment to delivering exciting content that caters to the desires of their viewers, encouraging everyone to subscribe to their YouTube channel for more immersive experiences. Listen in to this episode of the Fotobug Podcast for inspiration and stay updated on latest photography news, reviews, interviews, and tips.

Our state has been blessed for many years now with a robust economy. We've weathered a financial crisis, a 1,000-year flood, and a pandemic. But can we weather the weather? One of our major cities is taking part in a nature-based program to improve and strengthen its level of resilience. Mike Switzer interviews Dale Morris, chief resilience officer for the City of Charleston, SC. Nature Based Exchange

Planning for a safer and greener Charleston. Two guests joined the podcast to talk about how the City of Charleston, South Carolina has worked to make the city more resilient and sustainable. Dale Morris, Chief Resilience Officer, and Katie McKain, Director of Sustainability & Deputy Resilience Officer, discussed the differences between sustainability and resiliency, the City's All Hazards Vulnerability & Risk Assessment Plan, and regional partnerships. Host: Ben Kittelson

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Dale Morris joins Andy and Gazey on the Run Home

Dale Morris is a photographer based in South Africa and leads photo tours with Oryx Photo Tours (www.oryxphoto.com).  Jim recently traveled with Dale for three weeks in Madagascar.  At the end of the tour, he and Dale sat down to discuss Dale's background in primate research as well as upcoming photo tours.  For upcoming videos and information on the Madagascar tour, be sure to subscribe to The Fotobug YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/thefotobug).

Dale Morris discusses the Bulldogs build-up to the 2021 Grand Final, the tactics for the match and more.

On the show today: 1. Midday Madness - should the Bulldogs target Max Gawn, should AFL clubs follow the Melbourne Storm's lead and more 2. Rob Waters from Ten News First in Perth 3. New Hawthorn assistant coach Robert Harvey 4. Matt Rendell talking trades 5. Western Bulldogs Premiership player Dale Morris 6. Your calls

FULL SHOW | Dead Set Legends is on all week in the lead up to the 2021 AFL Grand Final, and today Joey tells us how he thinks Luke Beveridge is using The Shawshank Redemption; Nick Riewoldt gives us an insight into the Saints Lockeroom; Dale Morris tells us how he nullified Buddy Franklin which lead to that iconic Boyd goal; and we ask for your favourite childhood food See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joey Montagna, Jay Clark & Emma Freedman are on the M's this week leading up to the Grand Final! Today Joey told us where he believed Dogs' coach Luke Beveridge was getting his speech inspiration from; Dale Morris takes us through the iconic Boyd goal from 2016; and Nick Riewoldt gives us some locker room truths To hear more of Triple M's Dead Set Legends, get the full podcast from the Listnr App. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FULL SHOW | Dead Set Legends is on all week in the lead up to the 2021 AFL Grand Final, and today Joey tells us how he thinks Luke Beveridge is using The Shawshank Redemption; Nick Riewoldt gives us an insight into the Saints Lockeroom; Dale Morris tells us how he nullified Buddy Franklin which lead to that iconic Boyd goal; and we ask for your favourite childhood food See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of the heroes of 2016, the man who bought down Buddy Franklin which gave Tom Boyd his 4th goal and the Dogs the Premiership, joins us in The Inner Sanctum as his old side chases their 2nd flag in 6 years. Where will it be won and lost on Saturday night?

Dale Morris was apart of the Bulldogs 2016 fairy-tale run.

Brian V. Klein & special guest Dale Morris join J. Scotty to cover the original 1980s Filmation cartoon in preparation for Kevin Smith's new series Master of The Universe: Revelations releasing on NetflixTOP 10 Essential Filmation MOTU EpisodesDiamond Ray of DisappearanceS1 - E1The intended pilot for the show, sets up the formula for the series and manages to introduce a bunch of characters (or new toys for Mattel), while also setting up future character traits like Prince Adam being a disappointment to his father.Teela's QuestS1 - E2Paul Dini written script, features some great action while also establishing the relationship between Teela and the Sorceress.Prince Adam No MoreS1 - E15More Paul Dini writing showing that he really gets the main cast of charactersA Friend in NeedS1 - E16A fun episode showing the trickery of Skeletor, the only appearance of Ileena, and a good moral at the end.The Dragon's GiftS1 - E18This is the story that got Larry DiTillio the job as staff writer and was even adapted into a minicomic. Feature's the first appearance of Granamyr, lots of action, and He-Man showing wisdom and compassion, not just brute strength.Double Edged SwordS1 - E22Also adapted into a minicomic, this is the anti-violence episode, good moral.Origin of the SorceressS2 E12Written by J. Michael Straczynski, fantastic story, only appearance of Stridor. BattlecatS2 E33D.C. Fontana written story, features Melaktha, and will make you appreciate Cringer and Battle Car for more than just comic relief.Teela's TriumphS2 E43More great writing for Teela, sort of a sequel to ‘Teela's Quest', and Skeletor actually sits on the throne of Castle Grayskull. The Problem with PowerS2 E 45Huge concepts and story ideas for this episode, serves as a natural finale to the Filmation series in my head cannon.

We're joined by Iron Man himself - Dale Morris. We chat to the Bullgod about the art of defending, the lows of the 2009 Preliminary Final and of course we go blow by blow on THAT tackle which lead to THAT goal by Boydy. Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @8starenergy for the support, @reidparker_ for the artwork and @paperjanemusic for the song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Anais has the pleasure of interviewing the lovely and talented Texas style and swing fiddle player Katie Glassman.   Katie shares a few tunes and stories about how music has touched her life and so many others, especially since the pandemic.   She advocates that it's never too late to pick up an instrument! Learn more about her online fiddle school at www.fiddleschool.com Follow Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Katie.Glassmanandsnapshot Instagram: @fiddle_school About Katie Glassman: Katie Glassman is that rare musician who possesses a combination of instrumental virtuosity and powerful musical expression. She is one of the country’s most renowned and decorated Texas-style and swing fiddlers, as well as an accomplished songwriter, singer, and a highly sought after educator. Based in Denver, Colorado, Katie toured and recorded with the renowned trio, The Western Flyers -- 2018 Ameripolitan Awards "Best Western Swing Group" and Western Music Association and the Academy of Western Artists "Western Swing Album of the Year" award for Wild Blue Yonder. Katie Glassman and Snapshot is her hometown swing quartet highlighting her original songs -- they have released two commercial records, Snapshot and Dream A Little Dream. As a vocalist, Katie won "Female Western Swing Vocalist of the Year" by the Academy of Western Artists in 2018.  As an educator, Katie is the founder, owner, and primary instructor at the online fiddle academy, Fiddle School.com. Since Fiddle School opened in 2018, her thorough online curriculum has given fiddlers around the world the opportunity to learn, improve, and progress in Texas-style fiddling, Western Swing, and early jazz. Offering over 600 instructional videos and countless webinars on fiddling and improvisation, Katie is also an innovator, creating a modern curriculum for a traditional American art form. This is her fiddle pedagogy in a nutshell. She began teaching students of all ages in 1994, many of whom have gone on to become National and state fiddle champions themselves. The Fiddle School "Fiddle From Home" program has been an incredible outlet for fiddlers of all levels throughout the pandemic. As a fiddler, in 2017, Katie won her 4th National Swing Fiddle Championship in Weiser, Idaho. She also took first in both the Bob Wills and Open divisions at the Bob Wills Festival and Fiddle Contest in Greenville, Texas, and she is the seven-time Colorado state fiddle champion. Other notable victories were in 2013 at Rockygrass in Lyons, Colorado, Walnut Valley Festival in Winfield, Kansas, as well as her two National Championship titles from 1998 and 2001.  Katie holds a bachelor’s in performance with a jazz certificate from the University of Colorado, Boulder, and in 2007 spent a year studying jazz violin at the world-renowned Centre Musique Didier Lockwood in Dammarie-Les-Lys, France. And yet, her true musical education came at the feet of the Texas greats she heard and learned from during her decades of competing and jamming at fiddle contests. Jimmie Don Bates, Dale Morris, Wes Westmoreland, and Joey McKenzie are Katie’s living links to the great tradition of Texas-style fiddling. About Urban Homestead Sprouting on a 1/10th acre plot in 1985, this homestead project pioneered the modern urban homesteading movement. The Urban Homestead in Pasadena CA seeded a homegrown revolution and inspired millions worldwide through our website, award winning short film, podcast and outreach programs. Follow these second generation homesteaders and their journey at www.UrbanHomestead.org Facebook @urbanhomestead Instagram @theurbanhomestead

The familiar smell of jasmine in the Melbourne air usually means AFL finals are around the corner.For the Bulldogs players up north, there might not be that traditional scent, but finals fever is well and truly in their conscious.And what better three gentlemen to chat about the business end an AFL season than Bob Murphy, Marcus Bontempelli and Dale Morris.Bob and Bont catch up for the 22nd episode of The Barkly Street podcast to discuss the build-up to Saturday’s Elimination Final clash with St Kilda, reflect on the career of Tory Dickson and recognise the Dogs’ three All-Australian representatives.They also cover off the fitness of Aaron Naughton and Mitch Wallis, and give their take on the pre-finals bye week.Premiership hero Morris jumps onto the Zoom call from Melbourne to talk about his year so far, which included being unfortunately stood down as a development coach, before recently accepting a role in the Club’s commercial department.‘Moz’ also outlines how he rediscovered his academic skills as a remote learning teacher, found time to sneak in the odd weights session in the home gym, how he misses playing footy, and the difficult process of retiring from the game at the highest level.

Western Bulldogs Premiership defender Dale Morris chats to Sam Edmund.

Dale Morris caught my attention a few years ago on LinkedIn with his headline: "If you’re trying to think outside of the box, you’re still constrained by the box.” I thought for days about that. Although I believe constraints often lead to extraordinary creativity, many of us don’t think in the context of constraints. We don’t know what we don’t know, so we try things others might think were impossible. Our older son and I are perfect examples of that. when we get an idea in our heads, we don’t think about what wouldn’t work. We think about what WILL work. When it comes to the idea of thinking outside of a box, we’re more likely to think: “Wait. Was there a box? Was I supposed to do something with a box? Damn. A box?” Dale is one of those people who doesn’t even consider why something won’t work, he just moves forward with his idea. That’s why he’s so good at what he does, both in art and in IT work. We shared a great discussion about the possibility that certain diagnoses we call mental illness might actually be evolutionary shifts to address our very real over-stimulating environments. We also talked about how some people choose to see a diagnoses in the light of possibility - using that different way of thinking to be really good at certain tasks and jobs. I especially loved the part of our conversation about Dale’s art classes when he was in college. He had a literature professor who required an essay about a work by an American author within a specific time period. Because of his differently-abled mind, he struggled with the essay. She offered to adjust his assignment: Paint your feelings about a work of literature. He selected the protagonist from Steinbeck’s The Chrysanthemums. I won’t spoil the story by sharing it here, just listen. Connect with Dale on LinkedIn to learn more about his extraordinary talent in un-puzzling IT puzzles.

Dale Morris joins the Cage to talk with Bob and Chris about his rehab

In the first episode for the 2019 season, the lads discuss the excitement of the new season, new rules, Dale Morris and the Dogs’ gun young players. And speaking of guns, Jason Johannisen drops in to talk all things from LeBron James to killing his hair, and his salmon corduroy jacket.If you want a podcast with a difference, look no further than Freedom in a Cage.2019 Episode 1: Show Notes0.25 – Introducing Freedom in a Cage’s new co-host (and farewelling another).3.00 – What to expect from the podcast in 2019.6.20 – Moving with the times and the creation of a brand new Freedom in a Cage Twitter page8.30 – Expectations of the new season, the JLT Community Series, optimism about the Bulldogs’ prospects, the talent in theforward line.16.10 – Top-end talent vs an even spread, big forwards, the prospect of a fit Tom Boyd.19.45 – Dale Morris’ knee injury, strength from adversity, what comes next.24.10 - The upside of Tim English.26.05 – The impact of the new AFL rules.28.00 - What we want to see from the opening rounds.29.50 - Jason Johannisen enters the Footscray Caravan Park.30-25 - JJ’s salmon corduroy jacket, killing his hair.31.40 - Allergies to the cliché, the new rules from a player’s perspective, runner restrictions, the Bulldogs’ chief on-ground organisers.38.30 – JJ’s love for NBA basketball and LeBron James, LeBron vs Michael Jordan.42.40 – The excitement of Bailey Smith.43.55 – Rating the best Bulldog debuts of all time.

1. Show intro 2. Footy news - Dylan Roberton, Paddy McCartin, Dale Morris, Joe Daniher 3. Hamish McLachlan 4. Saturday Scoreboard 5. Rhys Palmer threw a shoe at a horse race! 6. Top 5 things we're looking forward to this footy season 7. Corey 'Homicide' Williams 8. Joey's hilarious story about a St Kilda runner! 9. Best Bets 10. Give Me A Spell 11. Dead Set Legend Of The Week See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Interview with Coy Dale Morris Jr www.outsidertacklebox.com

In the latest episode of the Freedom in a Cage podcast the boys discuss Bob's transition from the number 22 to 2 01:08; the Dogs' late season form 04:24; Morris v Riewoldt in the Fox Footy Green Room 05:59; Sunny Boys and Bob's weekend return to Warragul 07:51; shout-out to Scratcher and Puddles 12:04; watching Barry Round drink a beer 12:54; and behind the scenes at The Front Bar with Allen Jackovich 14:26. Caleb Daniel then joins the podcast to talk his new haircut and barber etiquette 17:28; some footy talk 20:13; his move to the 'men's department' down back 22:24; joining the 40/40/40 club 23:11; Dale Morris's 250th 24:49; his North Queensland roots and rugby background 25:42; the last fortnight of the season 27:56 and Caleb's round 21 Brownlow predictions 28:51. The boys then discuss Bob's one on one interview with Tom Boyd last week 29:40; the search for the greatest grab in Bulldogs history continues 31:26; did Easton vote for himself? 32:08; Rohan Smith's intervention 32:41 and next week's surprise guest 37:37.

In this episode, Paul revisits the current situation for the production of industrial hemp in Maryland.  Currently, the Maryland Department of Agriculture to develop a pilot program for research programs to be developed by institutions of higher education who can then contract with growers to produce industrial hemp in the research programs. Materials discussed in this episode:  Goeringer, Paul, Nicole Cook, Kelly Nuckolls, Andrew Ristvey, Dale Morris. Industrial Hemp Remains Illegal to Cultivate In Maryland Until Final Regulations and Research Programs Finalized (UME 2018).  This link will be udpated to reflect changes in the law. Goeringer, Paul, Nicole Cook, Kelly Nuckolls, Andrew Ristvey, Dale Morris. Industrial Hemp Remains Illegal to Cultivate In Maryland Until Final Regulations and Research Programs Finalized (UME 2018).  This is linked to a page that will relate the information discussed in this podcast with links to the most recent information. If you have questions for Paul contact him at lgoering@umd.edu, tweet him @aglawPaul or 301-405-3541.

On this week's agenda is Thursday night football 00:49; Hayden Crozier's touching tribute to Port Adelaide's Todd Marshall02:21; Bob's rejected attempt at sportsmanship with former Dog and later Saint Steven Powell 03:42; is white line fever real - and a Me, Myself & Irene reference 05:14; Bob's goal-review superpower 06:04; they boys discuss who you watch when someone has a set shot - player or the cheer squad 07:21; body language and the Tony Liberatore point of '9708:31; morality, ethics, Adam Gilchrist and walking on the cricket field 09:24; World Cup, VAR and how far should goal reviews go back 12:18; Bob's time as a junior umpire and the four rules of football 13:57; the Toby McLean decision from last Thursday night 17:22; Bob discusses his new Fox Footy show 21:00 and then talks about the time his Nat Fyfe moment was interrupted by his wife 28:28. Young Dogs star Toby 'Feathers' McLean joins the podcast and talks about the hard questions he got at that morning's school visit 29:34; nutrition and the death of the food pyramid 31:09; reflects on the opening contest of the Power game32:56; defends his choice of footwear and why Havaianas are banned at the Club 33:48; the Dale Morris organised footy department World Cup sweep 34:46; how he convinced Moz to let him live in his granny flat35:53; sharing the back of the Ute during the Grand Final parade with Moz and his boys, and young Charlie's bladder struggle 37:30; the days of players urinating on the ground 39:53; and the vibe in the locker room 41:01. The boys then continue their search for Ballarat's best pie.

Known for his deeply Southern accent, Brady Dale Morris is a national HIV advocate and public speaker living in Nashville, Tennessee.  After receiving an AIDS diagnosis in July 2009, Brady began a downward spiral into drugs, alcohol, and depression that led him down a path that ended in several suicide attempts. While recovering from his last attempt, an acquaintance approached him and told Brady he too had recently been diagnosed and needed help in what steps he should take next. That was Brady’s “light bulb” moment and from that day he has dedicated himself to helping those newly diagnosed with HIV and combating the stigma directly felt by others living with HIV.  As an independent advocate, he uses his online reach to promote factual and accurate health information about UequalsU and Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP.)  Additionally, Brady works in several large capacities with big organizations including: Tennessee AIDS Advocacy Network (TAAN,) Tennessee Association of People With AIDS (TAPWA,) Community HIV AIDS Partnership (C.H.A.P.,), is a founding member of the National Steering Committee for Prevention Access Campaign’s #UequalsU message, and has served as the Co-Chairman of the Nashville Regional HIV Planning Council for the past two years.

Western Bulldogs defender Dale Morris joined us after the Dogs' 59-point loss to Adelaide last night.

APA talks to Dale Morris, Senior Economist at the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Washington, DC and David Waggonner, president of Waggonner and Ball Architects in New Orleans about the "Dutch Dialogues" workshops.

Sterling and Stroili welcome notable stage and television actors Ian Vogt and Dale Morris - both of whom are associated with SeaGlass Theatre’s production of Kvetch at the Whitefire Theatre in Sherman Oaks, CA. Vogt talks about directing the hilarious Steven Berkoff comedy which not only features Morris, but State of the Arts co-host Paul Stroili. Random callers phone in with their own “kvetches” causing hysteria in the studio. The Live Arts Calendar features reviews of Israeli superstar Mike Burstyn in Jolson Live at the Winter Garden on stage at North Hollywood’s historic El Portal Theatre; Kritzerland Records’ salute to the music of Frank Loesser at the Gardenia Restaurant in Hollywood; and The Unauthorized Afterlife of Eugene O’Neill at the Pasadena Playhouse’s Carrie Hamilton Theatre. Vogt and Morris share embarrassing performance moments. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

Dutch Dialogues Dale Morris of the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Washington, D.C., and David Waggonner of Waggonner and Ball Architects based in New Orleans discuss the purpose and outcomes of the Dutch Dialogues series held in New Orleans. Read about Dutch Dialogues at www.dutchdialogues.com.

Dale Morris and Kelly Lapczynski talk to Joel Dorr, Editor-in-Chief of San Diego-based DramaBiz Magazine which covers theatres across the nation.

Dale Morris interviews Glynn Bedington and Rich Carillo, stars of the new Compass Theatre production, Britannicus, then speaks to New Village Arts Executive Artistic Director Kristianne Kurner and Associate AD, Joshua Everett Johnson, about the theatre's eighth season and the current show, Fool for Love.

Dale Morris, Kelly Lapczynski, and Michael Thomas Tower talk to the "head honchos" of Laterthanever Productions: Artistic Director Federico Moramarco and Managing Director Kathy Jones.