Podcasts about Ed Bailey

Luca Brooks-Edwards recaps some of the big stories of the week, including the rejected bid for Prix de Diane hopeful Shes Perfect, The GOFFS Arkle Sale, plus - of course - the build up to Royal Ascot. Hear from Richard Brown, John Gosden, Charlie Fellowes, Basher Watts and Ed Bailey before Luca gives his tip for the weekend.

Nick is joined by Mirror journalist David Yates to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. They are joined by Francis Graffard, assembling an enviable squad for Royal Ascot. Also on today's show, Jane Chapple Hyam announces the supplementary of Kon Tiki for the Coronation Stakes, while we hear from John Gosden and Colin Keane on Lead Artist, Will Bourne on Carl Spackler, plus Roger Teal on Dancing Gemini. Nick is at the GOFFS Arkle sale, where he gets fascinating insight from Dan Skelton, as well as contributions from agent Ed Bailey and trainer AJ O'Neill. JA McGrath has big news from Hong Kong.

Nick is joined by Mirror journalist David Yates to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. They are joined by Francis Graffard, assembling an enviable squad for Royal Ascot. Also on today's show, Jane Chapple Hyam announces the supplementary of Kon Tiki for the Coronation Stakes, while we hear from John Gosden and Colin Keane on Lead Artist, Will Bourne on Carl Spackler, plus Roger Teal on Dancing Gemini. Nick is at the GOFFS Arkle sale, where he gets fascinating insight from Dan Skelton, as well as contributions from agent Ed Bailey and trainer AJ O'Neill. JA McGrath has big news from Hong Kong.

Send us a textDiscover the untamed spirit of the Wild West as Mike King takes us on an exhilarating ride through the life of the infamous Doc Holliday. From his early days in Georgia as a dignified dentist to becoming a feared and notorious figure in the American frontier, Holliday's journey is anything but ordinary. Narrated by the talented Brad Smalley we explore a youthful incident that laid bare the racial tensions of the era and propelled him towards his fate in the sun-baked lands of Dallas, Texas, where he hoped the climate might mend his ailing health. With multiple sources at hand, we uncover the nuances of Holliday's character—a blend of southern charm and reckless abandon that left an indelible mark on history.The stakes rise as we recount the thrilling race day drama under a military post, where Holliday's threat for Sugarfoot to win or else, becomes the center of attention. The narrative then leads us to Holliday's return to Fort Griffin, where a contentious encounter at the gambling table between Holliday and Ed Bailey unfolds. The blurred lines between myth and reality add intrigue, as we question the authenticity of tales that have become legendary. The bond between Holliday and Big Nose Kate emerges as a testament to loyalty and survival amid the chaos, highlighted by her daring rescue of her lover, Doc Holliday from a lynch mob. Don't miss this compelling episode that captures the essence of a man whose legacy echoes across the Wild West.Support the show

Get ready to unlock the secrets to successful real estate investment with Ed Bailey, the managing partner of Vision Capital Partners and Chief Capital Officer at nectarflow™. Ed's journey from Wyoming to New York and back to Utah is filled with invaluable lessons that shaped his approach to finance and business. He'll discuss how first impressions and having "skin in the game" are non-negotiable in his investment strategy, and provides a deep dive into his multifamily property ventures. From the importance of selecting the right third-party managers to his criteria for investment, Ed lays it all out.Join us as we tackle property management best practices that can make or break an investment. Ed sheds light on why trusting your property management firm is key to maintaining quality and efficiency. We explore the critical roles these firms play, from vendor selection to ensuring maintenance staff stay focused on essential tasks. This segment offers both property owners and vendors actionable insights to help streamline operations and mitigate common pain points, such as tenant attraction and maintenance prioritization.We'll also explore the art of collaboration and decision-making in real estate, right from securing funding to leveraging relationships. Ed shares his top strategies for navigating the financial landscape, emphasizing the importance of thorough due diligence and selecting the right management company. Plus, get a sneak peek into the future of multifamily real estate with the innovative nectarflow.com software. Whether you're an experienced investor or just getting started, this episode is packed with strategies and insights you won't want to miss. About the Multifamily Innovation® Council: The Multifamily Innovation® Council is the executive level membership organization that makes a difference in your bottom line, drives a better experience for your employees, and allows you an experience that keeps demand strong for your company. The council is uniquely positioned to focus on the intersection of Leadership, Technology, AI, and Innovation. The Multifamily Innovation® Council is for Multifamily Business leaders who want to unlock value inside their organization so they can create better experiences and drive profitability inside their company.To learn more or to join, visit https://multifamilyinnovation.com/council.For more information and to engage with leaders shaping the future of multifamily innovation, visit https://multifamilyinnovation.com/. Connect:Multifamily Innovation® Council: https://multifamilyinnovation.com/council/Multifamily Innovation® & AI Summit: https://multifamilyinnovation.com/Patrick Antrim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrickantrim/

Same Time, Same Station 06/02/2024 Howard McNear Part 16. “The Roy Rogers Show 10/12/1951 (002) Ed Bailey’s Bad Luck. “The Silent Men” 10/28/1951 03. Rubber Gloves. “The Man Called X” 02/26/1952 (73) Orinoco River Basin. “The Whistler” 03/30/1952 512 Homecoming. If you would like to request shows, please call (714) 449-1958 E-mail: Larry Gassman: LarryGassman1@gmail.com

Same Time, Same Station 06/02/2024 Howard McNear Part 16. “The Roy Rogers Show 10/12/1951 (002) Ed Bailey’s Bad Luck. “The Silent Men” 10/28/1951 03. Rubber Gloves. “The Man Called X” 02/26/1952 (73) Orinoco River Basin. “The Whistler” 03/30/1952 512 Homecoming. If you would like to request shows, please call (714) 449-1958 E-mail: Larry Gassman: LarryGassman1@gmail.com

Sam and Ben catch up, before heading into a bloodstock and breeding chat with Ed Bailey, Lester Futter of Yorton Farm and James Gray (yes, the real one of off season 1 and 2) - Something a little bit different as the season starts drawing to a close!

SPOILER ALERT! We are talking about episodes that aired in Canada January 8-12, 2024 SummaryIn this episode, Brittlestar and Shannon discuss various storylines from the past week's episodes of Coronation Street. We cover Daisy's confession to Daniel about sleeping with Ryan, Crystal and Ryan's relationship status, Ed Bailey's gambling addiction, David and Daisy's discoveries in Stephen's diary, and the dilemma of keeping or returning Stephen's stolen money. We also speculate on the reopening of the Rovers, as well as Peter's upcoming meeting with his liver donor's family. We also discover we hold differing opinions on a member of the Barlow family (hint: Shannon's is probably correct)TakeawaysDaisy's confession causes tension between her, Daniel, and Ryan.Ed Bailey's gambling addiction starts to become a significant storyline.David discovers a secret in Stephen's diary, leading to a family meeting.The dilemma of keeping or returning stolen money creates conflict.Peter feels neglectedChapters00:00 Introduction and Welcome02:02 Daisy, Daniel, Ryan, and Crystal03:27 Discussion on Daniel's Behaviour04:54 Ed Bailey's Gambling Addiction06:42 Crystal and Ryan's Reconciliation07:39 Debbie, Ronnie, and Debbie's Sweater08:03 Stephen's Diary and Gail's Secret11:48 Jenny's Discovery on Stephen's laptop14:07 Platt Family Meeting16:40 Jenny and Daisy Find Stephen's Money19:03 Discussion on Keeping or Returning the Money21:12 Speculation on the Reopening of the Rovers23:15 Peter's feelings of neglect and meeting the Liver Donor's Family26:28 Brittlestar's bromantic crush on Tim This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.weatherfield.ca

In this live stream, Cribl's Ed Bailey and Ahmed Kira go into more detail about the Cribl Stream Reference Architecture, with a focus on scaling syslog. They share a few use cases, some guidelines for handling high-volume UDP and TCP syslog traffic, and talk about the pros and cons of some of the different approaches to tackling this challenge.  

It's Barrel & Flow week and you know what that means. That's right, our podcast daddies, Ed Bailey & Day Bracey join the show to catch up this weekend's Barrel & Flow Fest, the Drinking Partners podcast and their recently-completed second season of Ed & Day in the 'Burgh on Very Local Pittsburgh. Oh, if you didn't know this you should — Barrel & Flow Fest was just named the No. 1 beer festival in the United States. See you in a couple of days, daddies.

In this live stream, Cjapi's James Curtis joins Ed Bailey to discuss the challenges of building a distributed global security team. Talent is hard to find, and companies are hiring from all over the world to build the best teams possible, but this trend has a price. Traditional management processes don't always transfer over to remote management — everything from building a culture to the basics around assigning, tracking, and measuring work needs adjustment.

This is a salvaged episode from eight years ago. Ed Bailey is no long sharing his wisdom in print, but luckily I captured a moment with a legendary dog man.  

Dimitri Tiomkin es un judío ruso que tras la Revolución rusa emigró primero a Berlín y luego a Nueva York para terminar en Hollywood tras el crack de 1929. Considerado ya un niño prodigio en su país, su capacidad para la orquestación y la melodía le valieron para escribir algunas de las bandas sonoras más grandes de todos los tiempos, destacando sobremanera en sus trabajos para las películas del Oeste. Su estilo sería copiado por otros, pero el equipo formado por Dimitri Tiomkin músico, Ned Washington letrista y Frankie Laine cantante, eran ya casi garantía de éxito. Estuvo nominado al Oscar en veintidós ocasiones, ganando sólo cuatro estatuilas por sus bandas sonoras para “Escrito en el cielo” (The high and the mighty), “El viejo y el mar” y otros dos por “Solo ante el peligro”, banda sonora y canción. En principio en este programa haremos un recorrido por sus bandas sonoras ambientadas en el Oeste. Os invitamos a dar un recorrido por los grandes espacios abiertos, dibujados en el pentagrama por Dimitri Tiomkin, en películas del Oeste como “SOLO ANTE EL PELIGRO”, “EL ÁLAMO”, “RIO BRAVO”, “DUELO AL SOL”, “GIGANTE” o “DUELO DE TITANES” entre otras. 00h 00’00” Rawhide – Frankie Laine 00h 02’02” Presentación 00h 04’06” Cabecera 00h 04’41” 1946 DUELO AL SOL (Duel in the sun) 00h 04’41” Main title 00h 05’47” Duel in the sun – Larry Douglas 00h 08’50” Gotta get my somebody to love – Martha Tilton 00 h 11’48” Love eternal 00h 14’43” 1956 LA GRAN PRUEBA (Friendly persuasion) 00h 14’43” Main title, Little Jes & Samantha 00h 19’04” Carriage chase 00h 21’44” Love scene in the barn – Coax me a little – Thee I love 00h 27’08” 1956 GIGANTE (Giant) 00h 27’08” Main title & The hunt scene 00h 32’16” Love theme (There’s never been anyone else but you) 00h 34’00” Thoughts of Leslie 00h 36’04” 1957 DUELO DE TITANES (Gunfight at O.K. Corral) 00h 36’04” Gunfight at OK Corral – Frankie Laine 00h 39’48” Ed Bailey’s death – Doc Holiday escapes – End of Act I 00h 45’26” The telegram – The sad parting – End of Act II 00h 50’23” End of the gunfight 00h 53’50” 1952 SÓLO ANTE EL PELIGRO (High noon) 00h 53’50” Do not forsake me – Frankie Laine 00h 56’34” Nearly train time 00h 59’48” First shots fired 01h 06’37” 1957 LA ÚLTIMA BALA (Night passage) 01h 06’37” Follow the river 01h 09’31” 1948 RIO ROJO (Red river) 01h 09’31” Main title 01h 11’00” Red river crossing 01h 12’59” Stampede 01h 15’44” Memory of love 01h 17’15” 1959 RIO BRAVO 01h 17’15” Main title 01h 18’39” Night 01h 23’14” De guella 01h 27’12” Love theme 01h 30’09” My rifle, my pony and me – Dean Martin & Ricky Nelson 01h 32’17” 1960 EL ALAMO (The Alamo) 01h 32’17” Overture 01h 35’21” Love scene 01h 41’52” Tenesse babe 01h 44’20” The green leaves of Summer 01h 47’36” 1952 RIO DE SANGRE (The big sky) 01h 47’36” Main title 01h 49’15” Bidding farewell 01h 53’38” 1959 EL ÚLTIMO TREN DE GUN HILL (Last train from Gun Hill) 01h 53’38” Prelude – The stalkers - The rape 01h 59’05” The last train of Gun Hill – Kitty White 02h 01’04” Finale 02h 03’16” 1960 TRES VIDAS ERRANTES (The sundowners) 02h 03’16” Main title 02h 05’21” The sundowners 2 02h 10’17” The sundowners 3 02h 13’17” 1960 LOS QUE NO PERDONAN (The unforgiven) 02h 13’170” Main title 02h 16’36” The horse ballet 02h 19’15” Charlie courts Rachel 02h 21’43” 1967 ATAQUE AL CARRO BLINDADO (The war wagon) 02h 21’43” Ballad of the War Wagon – Ed Ames 02h 25’02” Lupe 02h 28’00” Friendly indians

Join Cribl's Ed Bailey and Jackie McGuire as they discuss the harmful effects of data debt on observability and security teams. Data debt is a pervasive problem that increases costs and produces poor results across observability and security. Simply put, garbage in equals garbage out. Ed and Jackie will delve into what data debt is and how to solve it in the long term. They will explore the complex nature of observability and security data, which is highly volatile and requires a different approach from typical analytics use cases. To get the best results, data standards must be established with high-level buy-in from leadership. Additionally, teams must have access to a high-quality observability pipeline that allows them to manipulate data in real-time. It's also important to build a strong relationship with your GRC team, so you can track issues with standards and gain the right visibility in the enterprise. With the right strategies, data debt can be overcome, and Ed and Jackie will help you get started on the road to success.  

In this live stream discussion, angel investor Ross Haleliuk joins Cribl's Ed Bailey to make a big announcement about his new fund to shape the future of the cybersecurity industry. Ross is a big believer in focusing on the security practitioner to provide practical solutions to common issues by making early investments in companies that will promote these values. Ed and Ross also discuss trends in the industry and common struggles that both Cribl and his new fund seek to address by adding value and giving security practitioners choice and control over how they run their security program. Read more about the discussion on Cribl's blog post.

“You got a can with your face on it,” says Ed Bailey, to this week's Drinking Partners guest, DaShawn Boring. It's Boring's first time on a can. The beer is from Altered Genius, where he brews. His face is next to Day's face. And their faces are next to Daelyn's face. It's a “3 Day Weekend”–a highly drinkable, dark kolsch-style altered ale, perfect for MLK Day, or any other righteous occasion. Ed, Day and DaShawn talk about the beer collab, the perils of dating a vegan, and the Brighton Hot Dog Shoppe. This one's for the Beaver Countians.   Guest: DeShawn Boring, brewer at Altered Genius Brewing Co. Location: Emerald City, Pittsburgh. Production: Epicast.   #EdandDay in The Burgh Season 2 | verylocal.com/ed-and-day-in-the-burgh-how-to-watch/   Thursdays in Pittsburgh | Ed & Day in The 'Burgh Season 2 Watch Party | barrelandflow.com/events   Aug 12 | Barrel & Flow 2023 | barrelandflow.com  

In this live stream, Cribl's Ed Bailey and CDW's Brenden Morgenthaler discuss a foundational issue with many security programs — having the right data to detect issues and make fast decisions. Data drives every facet of security, so bad or incomplete data weakens your overall program. Watch the video or continue reading below to learn about these issues and the strategies we use to solve security's data problem. As the amount of data, tools, systems, and clouds continue to increase, the threat to enterprises' security posture has risen as well. It simply doesn't matter what kind of SIEM you have anymore — even if it's as good as Splunk or its alternatives. If you don't have the right data, you'll run into problems. The Problem with Dropping Data Sources Due to Budget Constraints Budgets can no longer keep up with the amount of data that needs to be processed, so organizations are forced to get by without collecting and analyzing everything they should. As a result, security teams are forced to turn off data sources that could provide them valuable insights into credible threats. One client that Brenden and the team at CDW worked with got a firsthand look at the effects this has during a pen test they performed. They tested some common detections and were surprised to find that their red team engineer was able to completely compromise the domain and gain full control — simply because they had turned off all audit events on Kerberos. Situations like this are much too common and are just the tip of the iceberg —which is why it's so critical to have visibility into all areas of your network. You also need someone who knows all the different attack vectors so they can help you set up your infrastructure to avoid them. Poorly Formatted but Crucial Data Sources Eat Up Licensing Costs Data sources like Powershell, Sysmon, and Windows DNS debug logs are generally more difficult to work with. In the past, you'd have to rely on the heavy forwarder on the Splunk side or a ton of manual fine-tuning of things on the source side to handle the flood of data coming in from all these different systems and formats. This is where a tool like Cribl Stream can help — you can turn on a data source, send it to Stream, and then route to null by default. Then you can pull out specific streams and send them to your other tools as necessary. Other data won't need to be processed but will need to be kept for regulatory compliance issues, so you can keep it offline in raw, unmodified form in a data lake or send it to an object storage like an S3 bucket for as long as you need. Then if you need to recall it to investigate a data breach, you can use the replay feature in Stream to ingest it back through to whatever source you want without having to use your license or processing power. You can also use Cribl Stream to take advantage of EDR data. We see a lot of companies make enormous investments in EDR tools that also produce very accurate data, especially around assets — but then they don't take that data and put it into their SIEM because it's just too expensive. With Stream, you can take the majority of that EDR data and route it to a data lake, and then get value from the other 10-15% by routing it to your SIEM in the exact format you need it. Data Volume Management Strategies to Get the Best Results for Security To get the most value out of your data for security, you need to know what regulatory compliance you have to meet — what type of logs do you have to retain, and for how long? It also helps to have a good understanding of all the tools you have, what systems are in place, and what the limits are on your ingestion licenses. From there, securing your perimeter is the best place to start. You want your authentication sources, MFA sources, and VPN set up first, and then you can start bringing in all your security tools. The Mitre Attack framework is incredibly helpful to figure out what vertical you're in and see the common threat actors or attacks right you might encounter so you can decide which sources and services you'll need visibility from. Having had a long career in IT, I became used to constraints and compromise — which is why I was caught off guard when I first saw Cribl Stream back before I joined the company. Not having to make concessions on which data to pull in, where I could send it, what format it was in, or what my vendor would support was unexpected, to say the least. This choice and control is giving security teams the ability to have faster detections and even better responses to cyber threats. Be sure to watch the full conversation between Ed and Brenden, and connect with us in our Cribl Slack community if you have any questions or want to continue the discussion!  

LGBTQ spaces are under attack nationally, and that means D.C.'s queer bars and clubs have even more importance. D.C. actually has a rich history of gay bars but not necessarily when it comes to clubs. Ed Bailey, the founder of D.C.'s iconic gay nightclub Town, explains why and what clubs mean for D.C.'s LGBTQ culture  Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC. Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE. We're also on Twitter! Follow us at @citycast_dc (TRY TO CHANGE IT UP EVERY TIME) And we'd love to feature you on the show! Share your DC-related thoughts, hopes, and frustrations with us in a voicemail by calling 202-642-2654. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the first day of the unofficial free agency period, the Steelers let Cam Sutton walk only to sign Patrick Peterson moments later -- Gerry Dulac offers his thoughts on the transactions. Ed Bailey and Day Bracey of Ed and Day in the Burgh highlight some of their favorite moments from season 1 and tease some of the best bits from season 2 which come out this Thursday.

You don't often see real change, but when you do see it you know it. Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning toolsets like ChatGPT are finally starting to offer broad capabilities that will benefit a mass audience. These tools are moving out of the domain of data scientists and math nerds and into mass markets with a little bit for everyone. The potential reach is awesome and a little scary. A framework like ChatGPT offers coding assistance for developers, research assistance for writers, and fast answers to everyday questions for anyone. In this episode of The Stream Life, Ed Bailey chats with Steve Koelpin to discuss ChatGPT and practical ways it can help people solve everyday problems. If you want to watch the video version, head on over to our YouTube page.

The debate between single vendor solutions and best of breed approaches has been ongoing for decades in the technology industry. Engineers have always sought out options and choice, and this has led to a shift in the dominance of large vendors in each stage of technological development. In this episode of The Stream Life podcast, Ed Bailey and Nick Heudecker as they discuss the pros and cons of both.

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Ed Bailey comes back on the show to talk about his latest blog. We dive into the world of data routing - a critical but often overlooked aspect of data management. From small startups to large enterprises, data routing can be a challenging task. Join us as we explore the importance of having a robust data routing strategy and why proper data management is essential for making actionable decisions. From understanding the complexities of data routing to the consequences of poor data management, this episode will provide valuable insights for any organization looking to improve its data management practices. Resources Cribl Sandbox Launch Cribl Stream with 1TB/day for free Free Cribl Training What is an observability engineer? If you want to automatically get every episode of the Stream Life podcast, you can subscribe on your favorite podcast app.

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, I chat with Cribl's Ed Bailey about the challenges IT professionals have as they prepare their annual budgets. Resources On-demand Webinar: How To Get Funding For Observability And Security Projects Join the Cribl Community Begin your Cribl certification path Connect with Bradley on Twitter Connect with Ed on Twitter If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, RSS, or wherever you get your podcasts.

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Ed Bailey chats with Ryan Conway and Gayathri Pandyaram about all the new features in Cribl Stream 4.0 Links Advancing Observability: Cribl Search and New Product Enhancements Available Today Cribl's New User Interface: Simple, Accessible, and User-Friendly Introducing Cribl.Cloud 4.0: Search, SSO Integration, AWS Marketplace, and More What's New With Cribl Stream 4.0: New Features, New User Interface, and Much More Cribl Edge 4.0 Includes Improved Scalability, Enhanced Fleet Management, and AppScope Integration If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, RSS, or wherever you get your podcasts.

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Ed Bailey and James Curtis (CEO of Cjapi) talk about what Cjapi does, the life of an SRE, and how to implement SRE best practices.   Links Google SRE Books Site Reliability Engineering with Paul Newson SRE II with Paul Newson SRE III with Steve McGhee and Yuri Grinshteyn  If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, RSS, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Our guest Ed Bailey, Staff Senior Technical Evangelist at Cribl has a lot to say about logstream management: The challenges, the risks, and the opportunities. In this discussion, host Sean McDermott and Ed break down real-world use cases to show how the right log management practices and tools can create huge organizational benefits - from business intelligence to operational efficiencies to improved risk management.

It's Barrel and Flow week! Nigel and Nick welcome back Day Bracey and Ed Bailey, hosts of the Drinking Partners podcast and founders of the Barrel and Flow festival in Pittsburgh, PA. There were many beers consumed during conversations about the upcoming festival and, well, other things.

Day Bracey and Ed Bailey preview next week's Barrel and Flow beer festival happening all over Pittsburgh, Mark Kaboly makes a case for Robert Spillane, and Billy Gardell joins us LIVE from Los Angeles.

In the most Pittsburgh-centric episode to date, Brian, Meg and Steve are joined by special guest Bigfoot Benjamin to discuss all things squatch. Ben talks about his expertise and love for The Foot while they all enjoy the 2015 Western Pennsylvania filmed, Bigfoot: The Movie. Written and directed by Jared Show, the film also features local personalities Curt Wootton (Pittsburgh Dad,) Jim Krenn, Darieth Chisolm, and Ed Bailey. Brian leads everyone on a walking tour of Ellwood City as the movie was filmed 15 minutes from his house including many of his old watering holes and he knows everyone it. Don't miss the bevy of local references in this B-movie gem, find it on the Codex of Tubi. BONUS DRINKING GAME: Drink every time you hear "yinz" Plus two people lose their ham salad virginity, learn what's a fashion bug, and May's Friday the 13th Showdown films are revealed. Find Us Online- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/halloweenisforever/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/HallowForever Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@halloweenisforeverpod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HalloweenIsForeverPod E-Mail: Halloweenisforeverpod@gmail.com

In this episode of the Stream Life Podcast, Ed Bailey talks with Ledion Bitincka and Nick Tankersley about Cribl Edge. Links Cribl Edge Cribl Edge Sandbox More Choice, Less Compromise: We're Taking You to the Edge! If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, RSS, or wherever you get your podcasts.

In this episode of The Stream Life, Ed Bailey talks with Gayathri Pandyaram and Manish Bhaskar from Cribl's Product Management team about Cribl's spring software release. Version 3.4 includes The Official Packs Dispensary, Source-Side Queuing, Windows Event Forwarder, new integrations, and new enhancements to Cribl.Cloud. Links Customers First, Always: Thanks for making the best even better More Choice, Less Compromise: We're Taking You to the Edge! If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, RSS, or wherever you get your podcasts.

In this episode of The Stream Life, Brendan Dalpe and Ed Bailey look at the benefits that an observability pipeline brings to Managed Service Providers. Links SOAR to New Heights with LogStream The LogStream Power Hour, or How I Reduced a Customer's Splunk License $75,000 in One Hour LogStream Sandbox Talk to a Cribl Expert Cribl Packs If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, RSS, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Big Cat and the Pardon My Take Crew are in Indianapolis for the NFL Combine this weekend, and are already exhausted after bumping elbows with the media elites and even some coaches - including Matt LaFleur, which prompted Big Cat to share his true feelings about the Packers QB right to the coach's face. Plus, Ed Bailey and Day Bracey from Drinking Partners Podcast have a new show - Ed & Day in the Burgh, which premieres it's season finale tonight - and you can catch a live screening at Trace Brewing in Bloomfield. Joe Bartnick returns for another Soft Dump ahead of a pivotal south eastern road trip for the Pens which begins tonight in Tampa, Troy Schooley from P3R shares all the details about registering for the Pittsburgh Marathon. And the Godfather Stan Savran highlights some potential trade targets for the Penguins as the deadline approaches

In this episode of The Stream Life podcast, Ed Bailey is joined by Jon Rust from Cribl to discuss his journey from ISP entrepreneur to Splunk admin to Sales Engineer for Cribl. Links Maximize and Regexify Your Lookups with LogStream How To Replay Events from Object Storage into Your Analytics Systems using LogStream Using Webhooks in LogStream to Trigger Incidents in the PagerDuty API

In this episode of The Stream Life podcast, Ed Bailey is joined by Pablo Quiros, the head of cyber operations at SpyCloud. They discuss what SpyCloud does, account takeovers, and the overall general security threat landscape. Links SpyCloud's Website Learn how SpyCloud improved Splunk Cloud performance with LogStream

In this episode of the Stream Life Podcast, Nick Heudecker and Ed Bailey look at SaaS security platforms and managed security providers and how they've grown over time. They look at the benefits the model brings to organizations, how it is growing across the world, the challenges it can also bring, and the questions you should be asking your vendors.

IT and SecOps teams are turning to AIOps solutions to automate everything from handling alerts to diagnosing performance challenges, but successes are hard to come by. In this episode, Nick Heudecker and Ed Bailey discuss the state of AIOps, the challenges teams face when they implement it, and how Ed built his own AIOps solution. Listen to our podcast to find out what it takes to deploy AIOps in your enterprise.

In this episode, Ed Bailey and Nick Heudecker discuss building observability strategies and why taking an options-based approach is the right move over jumping into technology choices. They talk about avoiding vendor lock-in with an options-based strategy, as well as discuss the key principles around staging commitments, building composable architectures, and basing everything on core concepts.

In this episode, Nick Heudecker and Ed Bailey discuss the observability hierarchy of needs and how Cribl helps your company build a comprehensive observability solution.  Observability isn't a thing you buy. It's a thing you have to build.  Nick explains how all these pieces come together and how the data flows through the different layers, so he created a hierarchy of needs to describe everything you'll need in order. If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, RSS, or wherever you get your podcasts. Links Silicon Review Award Careers at Cribl Cribl.Cloud

Nigel and Nick are headed to the Barrel & Flow Fest Sept. 10 - 12, so they just had to have festival creators Day Bracey and Ed Bailey back on the pod. (Side note: if you're looking for someone to blame for the absurdity that is the Beers with Nigel podcast, you're welcome. The hosts of the Drinking Partners podcast and their festival are the sole reason Nigel grabbed Nick and uttered those fateful words: "I've got shit I want to say.") The duo even sent their guests some home grown KC craft beers, but apparently they broke some sacred Drinking Partners rules when they didn't send prior notice the beer was over 9% ABV. Oops. 13.5% is close, right? Act 47 discusses the upcoming festival and how it's not just about beer, but giving opportunities to minority brewers, artists and other underrepresented groups. There also may have been a discussion about getting Nick some security while in Pittsburgh. Sheesh, you can't take that other guy anywhere. Drinkers: Sap & Juice — Iowa Beer Project; Friendship Necklace # 1 — Diametric Brewing/Double Shift Brewing cola; & Coconut Porter — Windshift Brewing. Myster Beers: Stratoshphere — City Barrel Brewing & Graham Cracker Porter — Denver Beer Co.

Day Bracey wants to empower the Black community through the beer industry. This is a year-round goal and the podcaster, comedian, and festival organizer does that every day all day. But next week in Pittsburgh he is hosting the Barrel and Flow Festival and will be able to put the goal front and center.  It's the continuation of the Fresh Fest, which he founded with business partner and podcast co-host Ed Bailey and rebranded for a new year after some issues with the name and a chance in another business relationship.  There is a lot of talk about diversity in the craft beer space.  But talk is just that. Action is what is needed. After countless brewery visits and conversations Day has a pretty good idea on what needs to be done to bring meaningful change to the space. On this episode of "Drink Beer, Think Beer" he'll share his thoughts on the subject and the industry and he also talks about how the festival is coming together how it aims to create a welcoming space – something that some other festivals don't always offer. This was recorded over zoom, and there were a few weak signal moments. Don't adjust your dial. This Episode is sponsored by:NZ HopsNZ Hops, the co-operative of Master Hop Growers are a passionate collective of farms dedicated to innovation and sustainability. Leading the charge in sustainable farm practices, some NZ Hops farms have over five generations of knowledge that inform their composting program, used by growers to promote healthy regenerative growth of hops year upon year. This creates high quality soil, a critical component of healthy growing conditions. At NZ Hops, they feel that sustainability is not only being a steward for the land, but for our future. We're in it together. New Holland Brewing Co.Dragon's Milk White from New Holland Brewing Company reimagines what a stout can be. Your vessel will be filled with the color of gold, and yet there is more to this white stout than meets the eye. Aged in bourbon barrels, Dragon's Milk White is smooth and velvety, abounding with notes of coffee, chocolate, and vanilla to present classic stout flavors in a delicious new way, all in a session-able 6% ABV package. Find Dragon's Milk White near you at dragonsmilk.comFor more Drink Beer, Think Beer or to check out Beer Edge: The Newsletter for Beer Professionals, follow us on Twitter @thebeeredge and subscribe to our beer industry focused newsletter. There is more information, articles, and engaging content at Beer Edge. Host: John Holl Guest: Day Bracey of the Barrel and Flow Festival Sponsors:  New Holland, NZ Hops, and The Beer Edge Tags: Beer, Pennsylvania, Ownership, Brewing, Festivals, Diversity

This week, 7 Layers host Connor Craven interviews Ed Bailey, senior developer evangelist of Cribl, a network observability company. The two discuss Bailey's 20 year career in automation, how automation has become a critical networking technology, and how it is impacting workflow and workforces. Listen to learn about why automation is no longer optional. Full Transcript Here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Nick Heudecker and Ed Bailey discuss Gartner's new Hype Cycle for all things observability and monitoring, including what the hype cycle is and how it's used, where observability falls in 2021, and where things are headed. They'll also discuss some other profiles in the document, like OpenTelemetry and eBPF. What You'll Learn: More about Gartner's Hype Cycle What's changed from previous years What analysts think about OpenTelemetry Links Latest AppScope Updates: version 0.7 adds ability to attach to a running process, TLS support, and Alpine Linux support Download AppScope Get 1TB per day for free with a Cribl.Cloud account Join the Cribl Community If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, RSS, or wherever you get your podcasts.  

In this episode, Ed Bailey and Nick Heudecker discuss the importance of data governance for observability data. They'll explore why data governance is important for customer privacy, compliance, and enterprise security, and why it's hard to achieve in today's sprawling monitoring environments. They'll also look at how Cribl LogStream solves those governance challenges for some of today's largest enterprises. What You'll Learn: Why it's such a challenge to manage data governance in observability data Why LogStream Packs are so exciting Why having clear standards and visibility to so important in the age of ransomware Real use cases on how LogStream solves the data governance problem with observability data How LogStream helps with GDPR Links Get 1TB per day for free with a Cribl.Cloud account Join the Cribl Community If you want to get every episode of the Stream Life podcast automatically, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, Castro, RSS, or wherever you get your podcasts.  

In this episode, we are listening to Nick Heudecker and Ed Bailey as they discuss steps on the road to efficient, detailed instrumentation. Instrument More… all scenarios for all points of view can't be predicted. Being able to instrument everything all the time is the key to having the flexibility and simplicity to service every business need. What You'll Learn: What's driving the push for instrumentation across the enterprise How LogStream gives engineering teams options Why development teams need to be able to spend time instrumenting their code Links: AppScope AppScope Data Sheet Introducing AppScope: Easy Black Box Instrumentation for Everything AppScope: Postgres SQL Observability AppScope Design AppScope: Interposition Mechanisms AppScope: Analyzing gRPC and Protobuf How AppScope helped resolve a DNS problem

In this episode, Rachel taps into the deep expertise of Ed Bailey, Cribl Community member and a veteran of the large-scale data analytics and logging industry as he talks about the challenges of serving up the data and tooling needed to satisfy his internal customers, and how he can't imagine doing it without Cribl LogStream.

The Frank Stallone Documentary - 'Stallone: Frank, That Is' Available in Canada on Youtube & Google Play https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UPTzODh-6k&has_verified=1 Grammy and Golden Globe nominated artist Frank Stallone is one of the most versatile actors, singers and musicians in the business. His explosive voice and his range from comedy to drama and rock to blues to big band, leaves audiences entertained and captivated. Frank has garnered three Platinum Albums, ten Gold Albums and five Gold Singles and has acted in over 60 films and TV shows including Walker Texas Ranger, multiple sitcoms and variety shows, Hudson Hawk, Staying Alive, Fred Claus, and Tombstone, in which he made a big impact as “Ed Bailey,” a dangerous gunslinger. One of his most memorable film roles was as “Eddie,” the bartender in Barfly, which was touted by critic Roger Ebert: “Barfly is a terrific film that features an outstanding performance by Frank Stallone…he's both captivating and terrifying at the same time.” Frank has written and published over 200 songs and, with his newest single in The Expendables 2 (Don't Want to Fight With Me), has written and recorded compositions for nine films, including Rocky I, II and III, Rambo II, Paradise Alley and Over the Top. But, it was Frank's nine songs that he wrote and recorded for the Saturday Night Fever Sequel Staying Alive that earned him a Golden Globe nomination for Best Sound Track and a Grammy nomination for Best Original Song with his single, Far From Over. That song became a massive number#1 hit around the world and stayed on the top charts for more than four months. At a young age, the Maryland-born, Philadelphia-raised native pursued his musical ambitions, forming a series of bands, and finally turned professional at the tender age of 15 (“I had to lie about my age,” admits Frank). His group, Valentine, included lead guitarist John Oates (Hall and Oates) and was signed to RCA Records in 1975, when they recorded their first album. Frank made his on-screen singing debut, performing the self-penned acapella song, Take You Back in the opening scene of the film Rocky. “The only reason I got the part was that I was the only musician my brother, Sylvester, knew…and I worked cheap.” Frank has recorded nine solo albums receiving praise from legends Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett and Sammy Cahn. His rock-influenced Full Circle, “which I feel is my best” was followed by his American songbook albums, In Love in Vain, with Sammy Nestico, Stallone on Stallone by Request, a compilation of Frank's film soundtrack tunes, and Songs from the Saddle, showing Frank's more acoustic side. He's a big fan favorite in Australia and he performs in concert halls, theaters and clubs all around the world, gaining critical acclaim wherever he goes “he has the crowd enthralled.” (New York Daily News) Frank is a guitar, music, mafia and art aficionado, is one of the best boxing historians and collectors in the world and is an avid collector of guitars, guns and memorabilia. When he's not writing songs or filming a project, he can be found on a shooting range or at the gym but he's happiest with a guitar, beautiful women and good glass of vino. If you ask why he's never been married, he'll tell you “I guess I just forgot.”

Summer might just be the best time to drink great beer (well, it's in a four-way tie with fall, winter, and spring) and on this episode we're speaking with comedians Day Bracey and Ed Bailey, hosts of the Drinking Partners podcast and two of the driving forces behind Fresh Fest, the first black beer festival in America. They tell us about the (amazing) plans for a digital Fresh Fest this year, inclusivity in craft beer, and what they're drinking this summer.  We're also joined by old friend Zach Mack (beer writer, certified cicerone, owner of ABC Beer co.) to talk about his bar reopening in NYC, and his picks for the best beers to drink this summer… as we all could really use a drink right now. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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Day Bracey is a very talented guy.  You may know him as one of the founders of Fresh Fest Beer Fest, the nation's first African-American beer festival held annually in Pittsburgh.  You may also know him as a standup comedian.  You may also know him as the bi-monthly food and drink writer for PittsburghCurrent.com.  Or, you may know him as one-half of the Drinking Partners podcast that he hosts with fellow comedian, Ed Bailey. On today's episode, Day shares his story of how he got interested in craft beer (a hilarious tale from one his early jobs) and also why he decided to launch Fresh Fest Beer Fest.

There from Day One, Dr. Ed Bailey is one of the three original founder-members of the North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association. In addition to his memories of that group's origins, we'll be treated to his unique insights into puppies and how to pick them, including the critical fifth week and what we should be doing then.We'll cover behavioral problems including aggression and shyness, our biggest training mistakes and how to introduce the forced retrieve. "Reading" your dog, do's and don'ts for trainers are also covered.Also a columnist for Gun Dog magazine, Ed is a hunter, scientist and dog trainer and what he's learned is invaluable to everyone who owns and trains dogs. We'll hit on the most common questions he answers in the column and some less-common training tips.You'll also get a new public access hunting spot in Nebraska, discounts on gear, a chance to win a Pointer shotgun.

SESSION SUMMARY: We've made some tremendous steps forward in our world. And, at the same time, there are still areas where we fall short. Unfortunately, we still live in a society where racism, sexism, and other epidemics plague our day to day lives and real humans battle through this hate in search of a more peaceful existence.Without question, the beer industry is a world that has seen a true lack of diversity as the popularity of this adult beverage, and culture, has boomed. Primarily, the beer industry consists of white males in the roles of sales, ownership, and production.But as time has gone on, women have joined the beer industry and made a tremendous impact on the growth and evolution and beer. Likewise, minorities have also become part of the revolution, forever proving the beer industry does not need to be dominated by one sex or one race to be relevant.In Pittsburgh, Mike Potter of Black Brew Culture - an online magazine covering diversity in the beer industry - Day Bracey, and Ed Bailey - comedians and co-hosts of the Drinking Partners Podcast - joined forces to celebrate diversity and bring a "fresh" perspective to the industry with the inaugural Fresh Fest Beer Fest in August of 2018. The event struck a chord not only with beer industry professionals, but enthusiasts, media, and other minority-owned businesses as well - making it a wild success that had everyone anticipating what this trio would bring together next.In August of 2019, Fresh Fest is back for Round 2 and Day and Mike took some time out of their busy schedule to rap about this year's event on the Breaking Brews Podcast. In this episode, we learn about Day and Mike's journey through the craft beer landscape, how they, along with Ed, came up with Fresh Fest, and what they say to the person who calls Fresh Fest a "racist beer fest." In addition, Day, Mike, and Jason talk about existing oppression in today's society. The trio's vision for Fresh Fest was to combat those stigmas as much as possible, all while delivering an immersive experience that brings businesses from all walks of life together to celebrate the camaraderie the beer industry inspires.You can learn more about Fresh Fest, connect with social media platforms, and secure your tickets to what promises to be one of the best events of the year at freshfestbeerfest.com.To catch up on the Drinking Partners Podcast, click:Website | Facebook | Instagram | TwitterCheck out Black Brew Culture:Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter MUSIC CREDIT: All music in this episode of the Breaking Brews Podcast is courtesy of purple-planet.comEVENT ALERT: Grab your tickets to Hot Glass, Cold Beer, Pink Boots

For their 200th episode, the Drinking Partners bring in two extra-special guests, and, unsurprisingly, sip some extra-special drinks. A Drinking Partners favorite – Rick Sebak – returns to, according to Day, “stunt on me,” and legendary, award-winning Pittsburgh sports photographer Christopher Horner joins the party. And a party it is as the group opens the podcast by sampling a 19.9 % Black Tuesday beer that Day has aged for three years. Minutes into the interview, Rick remembers that he’s dealing with two comedians as Ed shares some NSFW hospital dreams before the interview transitions into how both Rick and Christopher capture and share Pittsburgh’s history. Of particular interest is when the men are asked to name their favorite Pittsburgh moment, and Rick remembers Fresh Fest fondly and flatteringly. For Mr. Horner, it’s the 2013 Wild Card game that the Pirates won at PNC Park. When Rick uncorks a bottle of Remy Martin cognac, the energy intensifies and the singing begins. There’s even a brief duet between Ed and Day and a consideration of the “boujee-fication of Ed Bailey. A celebratory, entertaining listen that offers the best of the Drinking Partners. To hear more from Rick Sebak, find him on Twitter @rickaroundhere or Facebook/Instagram as @ricksebak. For more from Christopher Horner, check him out on Instagram/Twitter as @hornerfoto1.

Welcome to Heels of Justice, these are the stories of women lawyers who are trailblazers in their field, and paved the way for the rest of us. Today, the Heels of Justice interview Sasha G. Rao, Chair of Maynard Cooper & Gale’s Intellectual Property Practice, in San Francisco. Click here for Sasha’s full bio.   Key Takeaways [:45] Sarita welcome Sasha G. Rao to the Heels of Justice, and asks her to describe what her role entails, day to day. [2:04] Sasha delves into her background and history, from Bangalore to Lynchburg, Virginia for her college years. [5:56] What took Sasha to law school after so seriously considering engineering and science? And how was the experience? [7:40] Sarita asks Sasha if there is a difference between working in a southern firm as opposed to a Silicon Valley firm, in the IP field. [9:25] “Write your own ticket” Maynard Cooper’s intriguing opportunity. And the difference that opportunity has provided. [12:15] Sarita asks if Sasha can give a bit of a history and framework in regards to the state of the law surrounding drone technology or “flying taxis”. [18:25] The three categories that need to be reflected upon to make air taxis a reality. [24:01] Are there laws that already apply or is this still all in the works? Can the autonomous car laws be used in the air taxi framework? [27:36] So how far away are we to autonomous flying taxis? Much sooner than we all think… [28:30] On a different note, Sarita asks what Sasha’s experience in law was, from the perspective of a South-Asian woman. [33:16] What does Sasha think about law firms building and retaining diversity in their workforce? [33:59] Does Sasha agree with the idea that the odds are lower for a lawyer of diverse background to be retained by a client than that of say, a caucasian male attorney? [35:57] How does Sasha advocate for herself? [39:14] Sarita asks Sasha G. Rao if she has a personal mantra and thanks her for participating on the Heels of Justice podcast, and she signs off until next time. That’s it for this episode of Heels of Justice, if you like the stories we’re telling, please visit our website. You can join our mailing list, learn more about our guests and see what we have planned for the future. You can also follow us on Twitter, on Instagram and on Facebook. Disclaimer: The opinions you have heard are ours or our guest’s alone. They’re not the opinions of our employers, or our clients, or our bosses, and not our husbands, kids or pets or anyone else’s.   Mentioned in this episode (chronological order) Maynard Cooper & Gale Bangalore Indian Institute of Science Hindustan Aeronautics Laboratory Indian Space Research Organization Randolph-Macon College NYU School of Law Dean Emeritus John Sexton – NYU School of Law (Fish & Neaves) now Ropes & Grey UAV – Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Recreational Quadcopter Amazon drones Self-piloted Electric Vertical Take-off and Landing Aircraft (Air Taxis) Urban Air Mobility Part 107 FAA: Certificated Remote Pilots including Commercial Operators (drones under 55 pounds) Ropes & Grey LLP Markman v. Westview Instruments, Inc., 517 U.S. 370 (1996) Edward Bailey   More about the Heels of Justice, Sarita Venkat and Katherine Minarik Heels of Justice on the Web Heels of Justice on Twitter Heels of Justice on Instagram Heels of Justice on Facebook   Sarita Venkat on LinkedIn Katherine Minarik on LinkedIn Katherine Minarik on Twitter Katherine Minarik at cleverbridge   Sasha G. Rao’s personal stories (edited) “You know when you grew up in India, especially in Bangalore, it’s  kind of expected that you’d be good at science and math, and studied a lot of science and math in high school. So when I came to Randolph-Macon, I naturally gravitated towards science and math, and my physics professor used to be amazed that I could do mathematics in my head. He would ask me integration problems and I would know the answer within seconds of his question.”   “I have always been interested in aircraft, and I wanted to be a pilot as a kid but I could not because I had poor eyesight. So later on, I had always wanted to represent an aviation company and when the opportunity presented itself after I joined Maynard, I jumped on it! I started to look around for helpful information and I found there wasn’t much out there, so I started thinking about what one might need in order to make air taxis a reality... So imagine a world where instead of calling a car on your rideshare app, and going from your house to my house: Imagine a world where you could use a similar app to call an air taxi to land at a nearby vertiport and you could hop in it and it will fly to someplace near my house and you could just walk over!”   “After I made partner at Fish & Neaves, we merged into Ropes & Grey, and I thought it was very important that I had business of my own. I thought that I could easily get that business, and for about a five year period I was simply unable to generate my own business and I was relying heavily on institutional clients. Well the firm was perfectly happy with me just working on institutional clients, so there was no pressure from Ropes & Grey to do anything different, but I personally thought that it was very important. So I spent a lot of time talking to new companies to see what they were looking for in a lawyer or a law firm. Well it led me to getting very good at rejection. So I can’t overstate it but: you have to be totally super humble because you’re gonna get a lot of rejection and I must’ve been rejected thousands of times.”   “So I was working at Fish & Neaves, I was a first year associate in a mega competitor lawsuit with at least a billion dollars at stake for the companies, and I was the tenth lawyer on the case – meaning the lowest, most junior person on the team. The supreme court had just ruled on Markman v. Westview Instruments in 1996. And I remember saying to my teammates “Hey, this decision came out, I think we need to request the court to tell us what it intends to do with the claims in this case”. So basically, when it came time to argue the Markman hearing, we had a team meeting and the lead counsel on the case – who was the managing partner at Fish & Neaves at the time, Ed Bailey – said “Who should argue this?”, he just threw it out to the whole team, and I raised my hand and I said I think I should argue it. He asked me why I thought that, and I told him; because I had written the brief, and I knew the position well, and I knew it inside out. He was persuaded and he let me do it!”   More about Sasha G. Rao Sasha G. Rao at Maynard Cooper & Gale LLP Sasha G. Rao on LinkedIn

Austin City Limits VP, Ed Bailey updates us on ACL Music Festival (Oct. 5-7 & Oct. 12-14), AmericanaFest, Willie Nelson, Sun Radio and much more. ** In this episode (033) we also announce a DRAWING for a Stevie Ray Vaughan ACL Live DVD.

Our team of 9021ologist is joined by Louis Nick and Ed Bailey from Spoiled Again as they discuss "Parental Guidance Recommended". www.LongBallStudios.com  

#112 Drinking Partners Podcast- Day Bracey and Ed Bailey Talk about Fresh Fest             Some of my absolute favorite comedians and friends to talk to are back on my show. If you listened to the episode already, you probably heard me snorting from Ed Bailey and Day Bracey, hosts of The Drinking Partners Podcast. We are all Epicast family, so we have been frequent guests on each other's shows from time to time. What can I say, we like each other's company... and beer. Speaking of beer, these guys love to chat about the craft brewing industry. Trends, reviews, with comedy thrown in between. They are hosting a new concept, first in the nation to be exact called The Fresh Fest which is geared towards men of color in the beer industry. Let's face it, when craft brewing exploded, it was a white man's game. Now everyone is dipping in their toes, or full fledge cannonballing into the industry, and I fucking love it. Hell, I even make beer as a past time, and received mixed reviews when I first showed up to meetings. It is nice to know the diversity is happening, and that is what Ed and Day are bringing to the Burgh. Fresh Fest is pulling black brewers from across the country to represent here in the Burgh. Drinking Partners collaborated with Black Brew Culture to make this event happen, and it is sure to be an awesome time. Don't miss grabbing your tickets to the event on August 11th at Nova Place! Also, these cats just recorded some audio for the Smithsonian! What? Could NOT wait to talk to them about that, and they judged Viceland out in California. That is just too cool. You will also catch us bitching about technology in the modern world, Ed's fashion style, and a ton more we had to catch up on. We are also giving away a free ticket to Fresh Fest! Ways to enter-  Tag 3 friends in the comments section of this post on Facebook Retweet on Twitter Winner will be pulled Next Sunday August 5th! "The Drinking Partners and Black Brew Culture are proud to present Fresh Fest 2018 on August 11, 2018 from 5-9 pm! Join us for Pittsburgh's first Black beer festival featuring the country's most talented Black brewers and top local breweries collaborating with artists and entrepreneurs from around Western Pennsylvania and across the nation. Get in early for the exclusive VIP “Meet the Brewers” podcast with Pittsburgh’s best podcast, the Drinking Partners. VIP ticket holders will be treated to an up-close conversation with two of Pittsburgh’s best comedians interviewing national brewers about how they got their start and what they have planned in the near future. Experience this first of it's kind cultural event and enjoy a day filled with unique craft beers, ciders, and spirits. Several of Pittsburgh's best food trucks will be parked steps away, and live music will be offered throughout the evening. Fresh Fest 2018 will be hosted at Threadbare Cider and Mead and Wigle Whiskey Barrelroom. Participating breweries and information will be updated daily until August 1st so check back often to see what new beers will be offered! #freshfest18"

Tracy and Rose are joined by Louis Nick and Ed Bailey from Spoiled Again as they dive into the subversive political underbelly of the classic "Schoolhouse Rock!". www.LongBallStudios.com

Day Bracey and Ed Bailey of Drinking Partners share other uses for gasoline, Mayor Bill Peduto talks St. Patty's Day Parade, Pittsburgh Bobcat, and Sidsanity, and Stan Savran closes the show talking Stormy Daniels and NFL rules and regulations. Also, Wreck Loose perform two songs in the DVE Coffeehouse.

Day Bracey and Ed Bailey of Drinking Partners share other uses for gasoline, Mayor Bill Peduto talks St. Patty's Day Parade, Pittsburgh Bobcat, and Sidsanity, and Stan Savran closes the show talking Stormy Daniels and NFL rules and regulations. Also, Wreck Loose perform two songs in the DVE Coffeehouse.

Fellow Ohioan Ed Bailey and I dig into the genesis of his podcast Drinking Partners, produced by himself and co-host Day Bracey for the Epicast Network. Ed and Day are fresh off their featured spot on "Beerland" a beer-themed TV show on the Viceland Network shot and recorded right here at the Unplanned Comedy Warehouse. I got tons of great advice on hosting and producing high-quality live comedy show. Twice a month Ed and Day host their show at the Comtra Theatre and the Arcade Comedy Theater.We talk about the allures of Cleveland to his outlook on fatherhood and recovering from a life-threatening car accident. Ed is a common feature at comedy clubs and discusses his growing career, but as a fellow Ohioan, we must devote a little time talking all things Lebron. This conversation was a blast. What a great hour of banter. Don’t forget about Patreon.com/Titlebaum to join our fan club before it’s official launch in two weeks. Garrett Titlebaum: It's Nice To See He's Working RSS

Day Bracey and Ed Bailey of Drinking Partners stop by the studio.

Day Bracey and Ed Bailey of Drinking Partners stop by the studio.

Todd Haley is out as the Offensive Coordinator of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Mark Kaboly and Tim Benz analyze the move. Ed Bailey and Day Bracey stop by.

Todd Haley is out as the Offensive Coordinator of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Mark Kaboly and Tim Benz analyze the move. Ed Bailey and Day Bracey stop by.

Doc Holliday kills Ed Bailey.

Ed Bailey threatens Doc Holliday.

Born and raised in Cleveland, OH, Ed Bailey’s family noticed his quick wit early on in life. While that wit sometimes landed him in trouble, it often was the source of great entertainment for those who bore witness. After high school, the University of Pittsburgh brought him to Pittsburgh, PA where he would make a name for himself as a comedian. During his brief career as a comedian, Ed has been able to capture the attention of some of the most recognizable figures in comedy such as Eddie Griffin and Hannibal Burress which is a testament to his ability to relate to anyone while on stage. His talents have also landed him a successful podcast that he co-hosts with comedian Day Bracey called Drinking Partners on the Epicast Network.   A polygamist, simultaneously married to bacon and booze, Day Bracey once led a mostly private life, in fear of persecution from a conservative right winged christian society who wouldn’t understand his inability to choose between two loves. Armed with his sword of common sense and shield of free thought, Day Bracey now roams the Earth, striking down ignorance and BS wherever they may rear their ugly heads. A guerrilla against a well established army of stupidity, his methods of attack have been described as surprising and borderline radical, but precise and well planned. Also, he tells poop jokes.   Ed’s Challenge; Go support a local artist. Day’s Challenge; Read a history book day.   http://www.goingdeepwithaaron.com/podcast   Connect with Day Facebook Instagram Website   Connect with Ed Facebook Twitter   Listen to the Drinking Partners Podcast Website   If you liked this interview, check out episode 123 with Tucker Max where we discuss writing NYT bestsellers and writing your own book.

November 14, 2016 #YaJagoffPodcast / Episode #046 We are hanging out at the Farm to Table event in the Strip District sponsored by the American Healthcare Group. Erin Hart talks about how American Health Group got so involved with Farm to Table stuff. The guys from the Drinking Partners Podcast come by to taste-test Farm to Table drinks! Artist Tony Landonlina talks about painting with bee’s wax… it’s awesome AND he’s donating some work to the upcoming Zachary’s Mission Gala and Jessica tells us why Zachary’s Mission is so important and sooooo Pittsburgh! VIEW the Episode Promo Video: https://youtu.be/a_THHWgLYW8 LISTEN to the Podcast show right here below or on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Google Play Music, Stitcher Radio, Soundcloud, Overcast, Pocket Casts, and Tunein Radio via the “Pittsburgh Podcast Network” channel. YaJagoff! Podcast - SHOW NOTES: Farm to Table Podcasting! Music: The Gathering Field, “Love No Longer” 01:20 We’re at the big Farm to Table Harvest event in the Strip District. We got an award to for being a “Smart Business?” 04:05 Day Bracey, ½ of the Drinking Partners Podcast is waiting for his partner, Ed Bailey so pop in and talk about their podcast and drinking, of course. 07:40 Erin Hart, of the American Health Group and one of organizers of Farm to Table, talks about the importance of farm to table efforts in Pittsburgh 12:59 Artist Tony Landolina, paints with…. bee’s wax and razor blades? It’s called encaustic art! 23:17 Jessica Kaushansky, a recipient of the fine work of Zachary’s Mission charity. Their mission is so Pittsburgh! The gala is December 3rd so get tickets here. 32:54 Two of the Farm to Table vendors. Jamal Etienne-Harrigan of 412 Barbecue seasonings and Alisa Fava Fasnacht of Emerald Valley Artisans cheese and dairy farm. 44:20 Tasha from The Food Tasters gives some of her favs of the event! 48:38 Day found Ed and the Drinking Partners are together to talk about babies, drinking and a potential new podcast! FIND daily #Jagoffs posts at www.YaJagoff.com Ways to LISTEN: All shows on the “Pittsburgh Podcast Network” are free and available to listen 24/7/365 worldwide. Audio-On-Demand in-your-hand, on smartphone, tablet, laptop and desktop computers. – APPLE users can find us on the iTunes and Podcast app. – ANDROID users can find us on Google Play Music, – ALL users can listen on computers, tablets, and smartphones via RSS, SoundCloud, Stitcher Radio, Overcast, Pocket Casts or tunein radio, website or apps. * SEARCH: Pittsburgh Podcast Network iTunes Google Play Music Stitcher Radio SoundCloud tunein radio RSS Website Production: Frank Murgia and Wayne Weil How to Follow Everyone on Twitter: The Podcast@YaJagoffPodcast John Chamberlin@YaJagoff Craig Tumas@CraigTumas John Knight@JKnight841 Jason Havelka@SportsMongerPGH The Gathering Field @GatheringField Farm to Table @FTT_Pittsburgh American Healthcare Group @WesternPaHealth Tony Landolina @TonyLandolina Zachary’s Mission @ZacharysMission 412 BBQ @412BBQ Drinking Partners Podcast @PartnersPod Day Bracey @DayBracey Ed Bailey @EdBaileyComedy The Food Tasters@TheFoodTasters Pittsburgh Podcast Network@PghPodcast Produced at talent network, inc. | @talentnetworktv by the Pittsburgh Podcast Network | @pghpodcast

Joining us the other half of the Drinking Partners Podcast, Ed Bailey! We talk about growing up in the middle, his smooth Dad and how having kids affects your stand up. First, I’m joined with my co-host, my five-year-old son, #LuketheNuke Listen to Ed Bailey’s podcast with Day Bracey, “Drinking Partners Podcast”: http://www.epicastnetwork.com/partnerspod/

Guest Day Bracey and Aaron sit down to talk growing up surrounded by women (mom & sister…) and raising multiple daughters. BONUS: My kids join me in the intro to answer your quesitons. Luke beatboxes. Listen to Day Bracey’s Podcast with Ed Bailey, “Drinking Partners Podcast”: http://www.epicastnetwork.com/#!partnerspod/c1jav

The Original and trusted and True "Dirty Pop" Series continues on a semi-monthly basis bringing you the best remixed and mashed up Pop music on the internet. Dirty Pop strives to continue to be the edgiest in pop music stylings. Featuring tons of exclusives that you can't find anywhere else. Mixed Live by DrewG All mixes produced or deconstructed by DrewG & Brian Cua except Treasured Soul - Produced by Kryder Art by Jon McQueen Photo by Brett Saari ( #sarrinotsorry ) Happy Summer everyone! with love - the Dirty Pop team Special thanks - Eric Hanser, Brian Cua, Joe Sparks, Orlando Puerta, Maria Amador, Ed Bailey, Adam Campbell, Michael Benedetti, Tracy Young, Matthew Riccotti, Bret Law, Victor Mauro, Shane Rodgers, NMF, Victor Hugo, Brynn Taylor, Ryan Bedrosian, Nikno, Billy Carroll, Eric Von Kuersteiner amongst many others. Thanks for all the love and support. #socalhouse4ever

Norlex Belma is one of four hosts for the WRCT 88.3 FM's "Off the record" live talk radio show and weekly podcast. He's also a local Pittsburgh comic that has featured at the Pittsburgh Improv. Norlex belma joins pittsburgh comedians Ed Bailey and Day Bracey to shoot the brizzy, sample local craft beer and tear apart your twitter feed.@NorlexsaidFinallyAudibleThoughts.tumblr.comWRCT.org@partnerspod@edbaileycomedy@daybracey@epicasttv 

Does This Hold Up is a Pittsburgh baesed podcast focused on reviewing your favorite movies from when you were a tween and telling you if it does in fact hold up to the fond memories you still hold onto. The @DoesThisHoldUp boys join pittsburgh comedians Ed Bailey and Day Bracey to shoot the brizzy, sample local craft beer and tear apart your twitter feed. @partnerspod @edbaileycomedy @daybracey @epicasttv @doesthisholdup

Ray-Dawn is a Pittsburgh based rapper that has released 2 full albums and is about to release his 3rd album "Crucifix Powerbomb." Ray Dawn joins pittsburgh comedians Ed Bailey and Day Bracey to  shoot the brizzy, sample local craft beer and tear apart your twitter feed.@partnerspod@edbaileycomedy@daybracey@epicasttv@RayDawnThe86th

Gio Attisano join Pittsburgh comedians Ed Bailey and Day Bracey shoot the brizzy, sample local craft beer and tear apart your twitter feed.@partnerspod@edbaileycomedy@daybracey@epicasttv@gioatissano

Pittsburgh comedians Ed Bailey and Day Bracey shoot the brizzy, sample local craft beer and tear apart your twitter feed.@partnerspod@edbaileycomedy@daybracey@epicasttv

Dirty Pop 36 - Summer Anthems Mixed by DrewG Art - Jon McQueen Photo - Edison Graff Intro Voice - Cake Moss Like the mix? Click the [↻ Repost] button! Special thanks to Orlando Puerta, Mike Rizzo, Courtey Anderson, Joe Sparks and Victor Hugo, Ryan Bedrosian, Nikno and the Rich's Team, John Joseph and Taj, Mark Rustein and Ed Bailey, Jon McQueen, Cake Moss, RuPaul, My Production Partner Brian Cua, Jason Harrigan, Bret Law and of course my husband to be, Eric Hanser. Also just a quick note.... the FINAL King Party (Hence the cover) is coming up. After 5 plus years we've decided the bring the party to a close. It's def been fun! Michael Kuselk and I will see you at the last one coming soon! Enjoy. ******DJ's You May DOWNLOAD All Songs for FREE UNMIXED by clicking the LINKS BELOW!!!********* Disclosure - Latch (Dirty Pop Deconstruction Pt 3) goo.gl/CQ1Skd Madonna- Papa Don't Preach (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) goo.gl/yd9XUY Nelly Furtado- Say It Right (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) goo.gl/OXsKBg Ariana Grande, Jessie J, and Nicki Minaj- Bang Bang (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) goo.gl/JXpmnh Zedd- Stay The Night (Dirty Pop 2014 Deconstruction) goo.gl/xPRu6w Lady Gaga- Judas (Dirty Pop Deconstruction Mixshow Edit) goo.gl/bFtSRx J Lo- Tens (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) goo.gl/SxmKKq Ariana Grande- Break Free (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) goo.gl/fW34E5 Kieza- Hideaway- (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) goo.gl/PUyS8Y Beyonce - Flawless (Dirty Pop Slays CCM Anthem) goo.gl/koJAtY Mark Morrison- Return of The Mack (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) goo.gl/FLbvT5 Sam Smith- Stay With Me (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) goo.gl/L7KD01 Katy Perry- This is How We Do (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) goo.gl/LEY57j Blink 182- All The Small Things (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) goo.gl/u6LPmH Cher - Song for the Loney (Dirty Pop Vs Bret Law Edit) goo.gl/eaUK3t Betty Who- Somebody Loves You (Dirty Pop Deconstruction)for Eric goo.gl/Jj3XIt Sum 41- In Too Deep (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) goo.gl/7XROAt Meghan Trainor- All About that Bass (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) goo.gl/P0nfqi Bastille- Pompelli (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) goo.gl/tRdm6L Coldplay - SKy Full of Stars (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) goo.gl/F7A3OM Sia- Chandellier (Dirty Pop Deconstruction vs Enrry Senna Mix Part 2) goo.gl/lSNulW Green Day vs Calvin Harris- Blvd of Broken Countdown (Dirty Pop vs DJFM Anthem) goo.gl/G3GOf7

Aaron Kleiber and Ed bailey are on this very special episode. Listen in while Eddie attemts to host a podcast in his hometown of Pittgburgh. This is the toughest crowd of 5 ever! Find out how it goes on this episode of TalkinS hit

Aaron Kleiber and Ed bailey are back on this very special episode. Listen in while Eddie attempts to host a podcast in his hometown of Pittgburgh. This is the toughest crowd of 5 ever! Find out how it goes on this episode of TalkinS hit.

This episode features a time machine journey through some popular genres of the early 20th century. Jazz, swing, old-time music and ragtime - we travel back to hear some great music from way back when that is being played by hot bands today. The songs in this episode are "Cou Cou" by Mouce Manouche, "Americana" by Ed Bailey, "Five Miles from Town" by Luke Mercier and Rolling River, "WalMarts With DriveThrough" by One Monster After Another, and "Eli Green's Cake Walk" by The Ragtime Skedaddlers.

Dale & Scott chat up Ed Bailey of TOWN Danceboutique in this, the 14th episode. The guys also talk about the impending snow storm, the Super Bowl, and Scott offers to blow the 10th caller (sort of). Enjoy! (PS-There is no Episode 13.)

This is part of a live set i played last year following Ed Bailey's set for Madonna-Rama on 7/23/2006