Podcast appearances and mentions of Emily Rogers

There are some friendships we just need to let go of. In some instances, this means letting go of an aspect of a friendship. In others, this actually means letting go of an entire friendship.Today's guest is Emily Rogers, a transition and leadership coach and the host of the Leap to Lead podcast (which I was recently a guest on; link in the show notes!). Emily has lived overseas for 20 years and has personally navigated many moves and transitions. She says that with each transition comes a spring cleaning of sorts with past connections, which requires stepping back and reflecting on the energy of these relationships. Can you alter the expectations of this friendship? How will you connect? Is it time to let go entirely?Hopefully this episode helps you navigate those transitions with more grace and intention, so that, if you desire, those old friendships can still thrive in their new forms.In this episode you'll hear about:The different kinds of life transitions that affect friendship: physical moves; starting a family; a new romantic relationship; a medical emergency; finishing school, etc.Instances in which you SHOULDN'T do the work (for example: a toxic relationship; lack of capacity; you simply don't want to)Recognizing energy: when it's right, when it's not right, and when it's time to shift your friendships (and remembering that what feels right now might not feel right later!)The impact of taking a step back six to eight months after a big move or life transition to make sure your friendships aren't draining (or sliming!) youManaging interactions with draining people you have to spend time with (for example, doing an activity together or only hanging out in groups)Resources & LinksListen to Emily's podcast, The Leap to Lead, which I was recently a guest on!Go back to Episode 12 and learn about my theory about the Roots Framework.Like what you hear? Visit my website, leave me a voicemail, and follow me on Instagram and TikTok!Want to take this conversation a step further? Send this episode to a friend. Tell them you found it interesting and use what we just talked about as a conversation starter the next time you and your friend hang out!

In this A&C podcast, producer Emily Rogers interviews Michael Raasch, the owner of a recently opened shop on 13th Avenue, Our World Vintage. Hear more about Raasch's background and his new shop in this episode. You can read the full story at: https://www.dailyemerald.com/arts-culture/our-world-vintage-brings-life-back-to-east-13th-avenue/article_2d2d872a-d9f7-11ee-bc50-dfbc079ee199.html This episode was produced by Emily Rogers and edited by Mirandah Davis-Powell. Cover is Kelly Kondo/Emerald. The music used is Debora by Jangwa (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dilating_Times/single/debora/) modified under a Creative Commons license from Free Music Archive.

Listen on your podcast app:                    Resources of this episode: Listen to episode: Finding the time for your marketing activities Find below all details about Emily and her journey to growth  How can you create consistency in your business and commit to all the daunting tasks when so much is happening in your life?   Emily Rogers shares the shifts she has made to grow her business, without sacrificing her well-being and her family time.  She has become a pro at managing her time effectively and being intentional about her quality time with her loved ones. She only works the necessary hours and spends most of her time with her girls.  When things are aligned with who I am and my strengths, everything grows with more ease.  Since she has pivoted her business, defined a clear strategy and committed to implementing it consistently, she has seen her business and revenue grow year after year.   Emily Rogers is an award-winning transition and leadership coach and the founder of the Leap to Lead. She helps women who want to take the next step in their career, or their lives gain clarity and put in place an action plan to make it happen. She also works with organizations who want to turn their employees into true leaders that will move the organization forward....

In Today's show Andy is joined by ISA Environmental Leader Award Winner Jim O'Connell and Affiliated Faculty at Iowa State University Dr. Chris Hay, Riley speaks with Emily Rogers of Sound Ag about Source, and Mark is joined by Dusty Oedekoven the chief veterinarian with the National Pork Board.

New Sermon Series - I'll Be There for You I begin a new three-part sermon series on January 7 titled I'll Be There for You. You may recognize the title, the iconic theme song for the popular '90s sitcom Friends. The inspiration for the series comes from reading former Friends star Matthew Perry's autobiography, Friends, Lovers, and The Big Terrible Thing. I'm approaching this series through the TV show and Matthew Perry's poignantly haunting memoir. His open and honest approach to his struggles provides valuable insights. Part 1 is titled "Can I Interest You in a Sarcastic Comment?" That is a quote from Chandler, the Matthew Perry character, who unfortunately does not have much wisdom but has a lot of sarcasm! The sermon is also based on John 15: 12-17, which contains the beautiful words of Jesus to his disciples: " I do not call you servants any longer...but I have called you friends." Emily Rogers, our Director of Digital Content, Strategy, and Worship Coordinator, noted that this series will help us see how this ancient word still has powerful meaning in our contemporary world.

In this enlightening episode of "Coaching In Session," your host, Michael Rearden, sits down with the accomplished transition and leadership coach, Emily Rogers. Dive deep into the world of personal and professional growth as they explore the transformative power of transition and leadership coaching.Emily Rogers brings over two decades of experience to the table, helping individuals and organizations unlock their full potential. Her holistic approach combines insights from psychology, business, and personal development, making her a trusted guide in moments of change and growth. Emily's empathetic nature fosters a safe and supportive environment, allowing clients to confront their goals, fears, and aspirations with newfound confidence.Join Michael Rearden and Emily Rogers as they explore the profound impact of transition and leadership coaching in this thought-provoking episode of "Coaching In Session."Emily RogersWebsite: www.Theleaptolead.comFacebook: www.Facebook.com/theleaptoleadInstagram: www.Instagram.com/theleaptolead/LinkedIn: www.Linkedin.com/company/theleaptolead/_________________________________________________________________________Michael ReardenWebsite: www.Revenconcepts.comReview and follow The Podcast On Your Favorite App: https://coachinginsession.buzzsprout.com/Subscribe: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1882580/supporters/newInterested in working with me? - Revenconcepts.com/memberships/Email Me: Coachinginsession@gmail.com----------------------------------Transition coachingLeadership coachingPersonal growthCareer transitionsAuthentic leadershipEmpowermentChange managementProfessional developmentEmotional intelligenceGoal settingTransformationHigh-performing teamsSelf-awarenessPersonal empowermentNavigating changeLeadership skillsEffective communicationStrategic thinkingSelf-discoveryCoaching methodologiesSupport the show

Join us this week as we dive into the topic of life transitions and discover 3 simple steps to smoothly navigate your second act. Our guest, Emily Rogers, is a highly skilled transition and leadership coach who is dedicated to empowering individuals and organizations to reach their full potential. With a genuine passion for helping others, Emily offers a transformative coaching experience that will empower you to make meaningful and lasting changes in your life and career. Tune in to this episode as we simplify the process of transitioning into your next phase of life. About Emily Rogers: Website: https://www.theleaptolead.com Connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theleaptolead Connect on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theleaptolead Connect on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilyrogers1 Free Strengths Assessment Download: https://www.theleaptolead.com/guide About the Host: Real Life Momz website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠: ⁠https://www.reallifemomz.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow Real Life Momz on Instagram:⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/reallifemomz⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow Real Life Momz on Facebook:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠https://www.facebook.com/reallifemomzpodcast⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/reallifemomz/message

Join us as we celebrate this Thanksgiving season with our wonderful CMO Series community.  We're lucky to be joined by some of the world's top Marketing and Business Development leaders in the legal industry. From the mentors and leadership to peers, networks, and loved ones, we hear about all the influential people who have supported our guests on their career journeys as they share their gratitude on this very special episode.   Thank you to all of our illustrious guests for coming on board: Alison Swenton Arjoon, Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer at Fragomen, Alison Janzen, Director of Marketing and Business Development at Torkin Manes, Andrew Laver, Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer at Porzio, Bromberg & Newman, Courtney Beauzile, Head of Marketing, Business Development and Communications at Robins Kaplan, Courtney Carter, Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Jenner & Block, Dawn Longfield, Chief Marketing Officer at Davis+Gilbert, Emily McKeown, Business Development Director at Godfrey & Khan, Emily Rogers, Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer at Norton Rose Fulbright, Erica Roman, Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer at Cole Schotz, Jay Linder, Director of Communications at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, JeanMarie Campbell, Head of Client Development for North America at Baker McKenzie, Jessica Grayson, Director of Practice Management & Lateral Growth at Stradley Ronon, John Eix, Director of Marketing and Business Development at Crowe & Dunlevy, Julie Chodos, Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer at Axinn, Justin Portaz, Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer at Jenner & Block, Maggie Watkins, Founder of Maggie T. Watkins Consulting, Terra Davis, Chief Diversity & Talent Development Officer at Knobbe Martens, Tom Helm, Chief Marketing Officer at Smith Gambrell Russell, and Trish Lilley, Chief Marketing Officer at Thompson Coburn. From all of us here at Passle, have a very happy Thanksgiving!  

In the changing landscape of legal marketing and business development, the importance of a growth mindset cannot be overstated.  This episode of the CMO Series Podcast brings you a conversation with Emily Rogers, Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer at Norton Rose Fulbright US, as she shares her unique journey to becoming a CMBDO. Emily sits down with Will Eke to discuss the transformative power of cultivating a growth mindset, as well as a strong team culture, and its far-reaching impact on retention and the overall success of the firm. Emily and Will explore:  Emily's journey to her current role as CMO at Norton Rose The moment Emily realized the importance of a growth mindset How the approach translates to the team and how to go about instilling that in the firm's culture Key activities and programs that help drive that growth mindset The impact on recruitment and employee retention, and across the wider firm Managing a multigenerational workforce and the challenges to building a great team culture Advice for marketing and BD leaders looking to instill a growth mindset within their team  

EPISODE SUMMARY In this episode of Chan with a Plan, Max Speaks with Emily Rogers, Founder of The Leap To Lead. During this conversation Emily discusses common challenges her clients face, how to transition to a career that's right for you, and how to navigate it all. QUOTES FROM EMILY “What's really important is to get really clear on you and the place to start is to understand your strengths and to really get clear on what are those two or three key strengths that are important to me.”   “If you've got a family and if you've got other commitments, you need to be really realistic about it, but it's a short term hit for a long-term gain.”   “Once you know your strengths, you are more open to opportunities. You can identify where, where you fit better.”   TIMESTAMPS 00:00 | Introduction and Background 00:49 | Emily's backstory 06:34 | Work life balance 09:02 | Self Discovery 12:01 | Business owner vs. new career 18:15 | Disconnect with job and skills 21:45 | Taking a step back 26:19 | Career Transitions 31:38 | Uncertainty in the world 34:52 | Starting a new job strong 38:19 | Client's regretting career transition 40:59 | Overcoming one career challenge 42:06 | Closing   RESOURCES & RELEVANT LINKS Emily Rogers on Social Media:Linkedin Chan With A Plan Max Chan on Social Media

A highly skilled transition and leadership coach, Emily is passionate about empowering individuals and organizations to reach their full potential.  With over two decades of experience in the field, she has helped countless clients navigate significant life transitions and develop the necessary skills to excel at life and work.  Drawing from her diverse background in psychology, business, and personal development, she uses a holistic approach to coaching that addresses both the practical and emotional aspects of change.   As a transition coach, she specializes in helping individuals navigate career changes, life transitions, and personal transformations.  Whether transitioning into a new role, navigating a career shift, or embarking on a new life chapter, she guides her clients through the challenges, providing them with the tools and strategies needed to overcome obstacles and achieve success.In this episode, Emily discussed many recruiting transition items, like:·         When you are in your job transition, it is essential that you know your strengths and treat yourself with kindness.·         When looking for your next job, knowing how your strengths show up in your efforts and how you use them is important.·         A lack of confidence in yourself is critical to holding most people back in their job hunt.·         When you draft your cover letter, make it short and straightforward, and tell why you want to be a part of the company and how you are right for the position.·         Things to avoid in transition activity include being overly confident/cocky, being late for appointments, and not testing your electronic equipment to ensure it works.·         Emily believes there is a job out there for good people – they need to take action to get the job – don't be paralyzed in self-doubt or fear. Emily is intelligent, experienced, caring, and fun to be with.  I know you will want to listen to her more than once and share it with your friends.  Make sure you leave a rating on this episode and send me any questions you might have for Emily.

A highly skilled transition and leadership coach, Emily Rogers has a passion for empowering individuals and organizations to reach their full potential. Known for her genuine passion for helping others, Emily offers a supportive and transformative coaching experience that empowers you to create meaningful and lasting change in your life and career. Connect with Emily https://www.theleaptolead.com/ Facebook Instagram

Discover transformative insights in the latest episode of the "Find Your Leadership Confidence Podcast" with Vicki Noethling, featuring the seasoned transition and leadership coach, Emily Rogers. Learn how to enhance your leadership skills, navigate life transitions, and improve employee engagement. Dive into practical strategies and inspirational guidance to unlock your full potential in both work and life.

Welcome back to She's Wild, my guest today is Emily Rogers, founder and CEO of Emily Rogers Consulting + Coaching. Emily is passionate about living life with purpose and helps leaders and their teams grow and realize their full potential. In this episode, Emily discusses the importance of finding one's purpose and why we should all focus on legacy leadership. She offers advice on investing in executive coaching and explains how coaching can help individuals and teams discover their strengths, weaknesses, and blind spots. Emily also highlights the challenges women face in the workplace, such as underestimating themselves and work-life integration. Emily Rogers, an executive coach, is dedicated to empowering leaders through her work. With over a decade of experience, she has partnered with 500 leaders across various industries and career stages, from young high-potentials to CEOs at Fortune 500 companies. Emily also serves as a leadership development trainer and team coach, conducting over 350 workshops and retreats. She finds inspiration in witnessing how inner transformation brings positive change and powerful ripple effects to relationships, organizations, and communities.Recognized for her fresh approach to leadership, Emily authored a leadership excellence column for six years and is a sought-after speaker, presenting keynotes and workshops worldwide. Forbes featured her insights 18 times, solidifying her position as a thought leader. In 2022, she was a finalist for the ATHENA International Leadership Award and received recognition as January's Small Business of the Month by the Lakeland Chamber. She was also a finalist for the Lakeland Chamber of Commerce Businesswoman of the Year in 2021 and was named as a Person to Know in Polk County, FL by Florida Trend in July 2023.Emily holds bachelor's and master's degrees from Florida State University and another master's in Educational Leadership from the University of South Florida. Her coaching training includes programs with the Coaches Training Institute and CRR Global. Emily is certified to administer the Leadership Circle Profile™ and Collective Leadership Assessment™.An active member of professional organizations like the International Coach Federation, Emily contributes to her community by serving on the boards of the Lakeland Chamber of Commerce and United Way of Central Florida. She resides with her husband on their family ranch in Lakeland, Florida, where they grow citrus and raise beef cattle. Memorable Moments:10:17 My legacy Leadership Program is all about helping people get clearer about who they want to influence, how they want to influence, and the positive change that they want to create in people's lives, in their communities, and in their families.13:14 Women tend to underestimate themselves and their leadership effectiveness. And they're always surprised and humbled to see how effective they truly are when we conduct a leadership assessment in the form of a 360. Women underestimate themselves and they are often underestimated in the workplace, just due to gender bias. Beliefs that people hold about women's place in the workplace, women's place in the world, and some of those things are generational and there's still a stronghold on some of those old, outdated beliefs. And women also struggle more with work life integration than men. Career planning can be a little bit more dynamic for women, just because their priorities can ebb and flow as they choose to have families and focus on different areas of their life or their work. Many of the leadership challenges are the same, but there's some gender differences that are unique to women.29:28 The advice I often give the women leaders that I work with is don't give away your power. Claim your power and use it for good.Emily's Book Recommendation:  "Good Power" by Ginny Romettyn - https://www.amazon.com/Good-Power-Leading-Positive-Change/dp/1647823226Connect with Emily:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilyhowellrogers/https://emilyrogers.com/Emily's Legacy Leadership Program: https://emilyrogers.com/programs-2/legacy-leadership/https://www.facebook.com/EmilyRogersConsultingandCoachingConnect with Nancy:Instagram: https://instagram.com/nancysurakLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancysurak/Website: www.nancysurak.comShe's Wild Sound Production by: Luke Surak, Surak Productions:  surakproductions@gmail.com

What's stopping you from investing in yourself? For a lot of entrepreneurs, especially women, the hesitation to invest in themselves is surrounded by feelings of guilt. They wouldn't hesitate to help their family, their kids or friends - so why do so many solopreneurs feel guilty about helping themselves? Emily Rogers shares the frustrations she felt when she was not seeing results in her business and how investing in herself changed everything. She reveals how she made that decision and how she dealt with the feeling of guilt while being intentional through the process. Investing in me and my business was a choice to make myself a priority, but it was also a family decision. Emily also shares her experience working with me as her coach, the reality of her before and after results, and the impact of going from frustration to confidence as she attracted more clients and increased her revenue by 186% in 9 months! Emily Rogers is an award-winning transition and leadership coach. She helps women who want to take the next step in their career, or their lives gain clarity and put in place an action plan to make it happen. She also works with organizations who want to turn their employees into true leaders that will move the organization forward. What you will learn: Knowing when it's the right time to invest in yourself. How to work through the guilt you might feel about investing in your growth. Why intentionality matters and how it connects to self-worth. Resources and inspiration: Listen to episode 134: How starting my business made me a better mom – With Emily Rogers Schedule a free discovery call with me: Click here. Find Emily online: Website Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Share Your Love! Do you enjoy listening to this podcast show? Leave your review on your favorite app – iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, Google Play Share Your Thoughts! Connect with the Tandem Nomads community and share your comments! CLICK HERE

Women's empowerment has been at the core of Tandem Nomads' mission since it started. Entrepreneurship is indeed one of the most effective tools for women to live up to their full potential and create their own source of financial independence while aligning their business with their priorities in life. The countless women who came before us fought for the privileges we enjoy today, which is why it is our responsibility to live up to our full potential and continue to pave the way for the ones coming after us. In this episode, we look at where we are today regarding women's rights and opportunities in our society and in our world. What can we celebrate and where do we need to see more progress? We also reflect on what women need today to live up to their full potential. In order to answer these questions, I invited some of the most active members of the Tandem Nomads' community to share their take and insights on this topic: Cath Brew is an LGBTQ+ inclusion consultant who supports LGBTQ+ allies looking to step into confident active allyship. Cath is also an artist and uses her illustration and fun storytelling talents to educate people around misconceptions related to the LGBTQ+ topics. Learn more here: https://drawntoastory.com Sundae Bean is an intercultural strategist, a transformation facilitator, and a solution-oriented coach. She supports individuals and organizations as they traverse through life's quakes and other major shifts -- no matter where they are. Learn more here: https://www.sundaebean.com Emily Rogers is the founder of The Leap to Lead and a transition coach for individuals and organizations ready to show up the way they have always desired. She is particularly passionate about helping moms finally put themselves first and design an action plan to create the career and life they want. Learn more here: https://www.theleaptolead.com Camilla Quintana is the founder of The Empowered Expat Woman. She works with global women who want to make more of their lives abroad, helping them to deeply connect with themselves and their vision, so they can close the gap between where they are and want to be and proudly embrace who they have become! Learn more here: https://camillaquintana.com Katia Vlachos is a certified coach on a mission to support brilliant, ambitious, globally-minded women to pursue their aspirations while navigate career and relationship transitions. She helps them get unstuck, reclaim their power and make conscious choices to build fulfilling lives. Learn more here: https://www.katiavlachos.com/ Get ready, because these messages are not for the faint of heart. You might not even agree with some of these statements, but I am grateful to these courageous women who are willing to say things that are not always easy to admit. In fact, the moment we finally...

In this episode of the Legal Marketing 2.0 Podcast, Guy is joined by Emily Rogers, the US Chief Marketing and Business Development Officer at Norton Rose Fulbright, based in their New York office. Joining Norton Rose Fulbright during its combination with Chadbourne & Parke in 2017, Emily has led several special projects for the firm, including serving as the producer of the project finance podcast, Currents, which has more than 2.8 million downloads and has led the marketing efforts for the firm's innovation-focused subsidiary, LX Studio and privacy compliance tool suite, NT Analyzer. In addition to her core role, Emily is the firm's global strategic lead for podcasts, the chair of the firm's Wellness Committee and a local leader of WiN (Women in Norton Rose Fulbright).

Welcome to Episode 6 of Ask RPZ, where I answer your questions! I've been asking people questions, via my podcast, for almost 10 years, so I've decided to turn the tables and answer your questions, too! This week I answer questions from @Noah Hussin, @Jesse Freese, @Emily Rogers about video marketing and making content that people want to see! I answer questions about social media platforms and how my online content has evolved since I started creating in 2008. Watch the video @Zander Media did for @Jesse Freese and @startupexperts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdNW5Rj26vs We are currently preparing to film episode 7 of Ask RPZ- comment below with questions about narrative strategy, marketing, behavior change, and more!

The old saying, "what you don't know can't hurt you," isn't always good advice. When it comes to toxic substances, what you know can indeed help you. Some examples of what we didn't know that does hurt us are radon in basements, lead in drinking water, exhausts from cars and chemicals released from landfills are just a few examples of toxic substances that can hurt you. By understanding how, we can reduce our exposure to chemicals and reduce our risk of harmful health effects and harm to our environment. Some substances are more toxic than others. The toxicity of a substance is described by the types of effects it causes and its potency. How harmful toxic substances are is also dependent on the dosage, exposure, route of exposure, exposure medium, length of exposure and other factors. So what you know can indeed help you and to help us better understand this are Jennifer Horney, Professor and Founding Director of the Epidemiology Program at the Disaster Research Center and Emily Rogers, U.S. PIRG's Zero Out Toxics advocate. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/healthy-radio/support

On Episode 90: Women's History Month, we speak to the Owner and Founder of Emily Rogers Consulting + Coaching, Emily Rogers. Emily shares more about her thoughts on Women's History Month, her journey to entrepreneurship as a woman, empowering women in the workplace, the importance of women collaborating and more.

- Microsoft entró en contacto con Activision Blizzard para iniciar las negociaciones por la adquisición 3 días después del reportaje del WSJ. En este reportaje, que supuso un antes y un después a lo largo de todo el escándalo en Activision Blizzard, se reveló que Bobby Kotick había sido plenamente consciente de lo que sucedía dentro de la compañía, y que incluso lo había estado escondiendo de forma activa. De hecho, a raíz de este artículo surgieron las declaraciones de, entre otros, Phil Spencer, hablando de reevaluar las relaciones con Activision Blizzard. Y tanto que las estaban evaluando. - El último de la ronda de informes financiero es el de Ubisoft y tenemos que darle el repaso correspondiente. El titular podría ser: «caen las ventas de Ubisoft un 31% con respecto al mismo periodo el año anterior», y es que además es el segundo trimestre que la compañía cierra en descenso. Aun así, la compañía se mantiene optimista con lo que viene, que según sus previsiones actuales serían el Rainbow Six: Extraction y Dawn of Ragnarok, la expansión de Assassin's Creed Valhala. Hablan de juegos como Avatar, Skull & Bones o Mario + Rabbids para el próximo año fiscal, pero yo apostaría porque salen, en el mejor de los casos, dos de esos tres. - Street Fighter 6 ya es oficial y se muestra en un primer teaser. El título de lucha de Capcom, del que Yasuke Hashimoto (diseñador de Bayonetta o Resident Evil 3, ojito) es responsable, por fin ha salido a la luz habiendo pasado 6 años desde el lanzamiento del anterior capítulo de la saga. - Intelligent Systems podría lanzar un Fire Emblem tradicional este año. Así lo asegura la insider Emily Rogers, quien habla de que el estudio japonés llevaría más de 3 años con el desarrollo de este título de estrategia por turnos, que acompañaría al musou co-desarrollado con Koei Tecmo. Si queréis recibir un correo diario con las noticias y el enlace al podcast, podéis suscribiros a la newsletter. Puedes encontrarme en Twitter como @nachocerrato.

Welcome to such a wonderful pod, we bring Emily aka Frogers aka VSCO girl that found our podcast, on and we chat with her. It was our first time actually meeting her so we figure out who she is, what she likes to do and why / how she found this podcast. We also prank call Aaron's Mom and bring Emily's mom on. It's quite the ride. Support Us Financially: patreon.com/holesinyourdrywall Follow Us On Instagram: @HolesInYourDrywall @Holler4Hohler @ReidLinot Follow Aaron On VSCO: @aaronhohler --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/holes-in-your-drywall/support

Hola a todos de nuevo en esta semana donde por aquí ya empieza a hacer un frio importante, esperamos que vuestra semana haya ido genial. Nosotros por nuestra parte tenemos un montón de cosas que contaros, como por ejemplo que Nintendo a anunciado que va a invertir 880 millones en mejorar y aumentar sus producciones, en cuanto a Metroid comentaremos que a vendido 854k en físico en Estados Unidos y que Emily Rogers asegura que Metroid Prime Remake es real y que ya esta terminado. AMV y Nvidia aseguran la escasez de componentes hasta finales de 2022 por lo menos. Bowser habla sobre NSO. Pokémon se filtra y Nintendo ataque fuerte de nuevo. En cuanto al debate de Nintendo, este es la parte final, donde hablamos de la vieja guardia y sus nombres nuevos. Pasad un buen fin de semana y hasta la semana que viene. Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales como Bloozerial Games. Twitter: @bloozerial Instagram: Bloozerial Games

¿Te perdiste toda la mandanga de rumores y leaks de Nintendo Switch, antes de conocerse como tal? ¿Recuerdas qué era NX en sus inicios y como evolucionó a lo que conocemos hoy en día? ¿Te acuerdas cuando Emily Rogers era una diosa? Los Wonderful al completo se reúnen para hablar de NX, de su anuncio, de sus primeros datos filtrados, de su lista de juegos, de como poco a poco termino transformándose en lo que hoy conocemos como Nintendo Switch y también de algunas fumadas bien locas que hace la gente aburrida. Para colmo, Viniloman viene con historias turbias y chungas que solo hace que profundizar en el lore del podcast. Como siempre, invitamos a todo el mundo a entrar en nuestro Telegram para compartir nuestra pasión por los videojuegos. Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/aeVXsSQrmSNlNjU0 Twitter: @nintendron

[Ep 6] Emily Rogers and Claire Rampen, Reath – Unlocking Net Zero (with Dr Stephanie Terreni-Brown) Welcome to this exclusive mini-series – Unlocking Net Zero – hosted by Unlocking Ambition alumni and friend, Dr Stephanie Terreni-Brown. In this series, Dr Stephanie interviews outstanding entrepreneurial Founders from all across Scotland, doing incredible things to help our Net Zero ambitions to become a reality. We know you'll enjoy listening in on this founder – to – founder conversation. We hope you'll be inspired by the innovative ways in which Scottish companies are revolutionising their own operations, leading the way in showing what Scotland is capable of as we transition to a net zero economy. As always, the views of our guests will not always reflect those of Unlocking Ambition, or our partners. We welcome the breadth of opinions and approaches to tackling climate change. Not only can you enjoy their conversation today – but you can get involved too! Find us online: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Unlock_Ambition LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/unlocking-ambition/ We'd love to hear from you and your story of how you are also unlocking net zero”.

How can you evolve from being an expert to a thought leader? What mindset shift needs to happen and what does thought leadership message and content look like? This episode is the audio from a LinkedIn Live we did recently with two of the women who've graduated from our Thought Leader Academy, Emily Rogers and Jackie Roby.   We take you behind the scenes to talk about: What it means to them to be a thought leader The role that vulnerability plays in being a thought leader How they shifted their mindset to evolve from expert to thought leader The kind of content they create to position themselves as thought leaders Thought leadership content has a long shelf life and impacts people beyond your immediate network Why they decided to join our Thought Leader Academy and what they got out of it You can also watch the video replay of this LinkedIn Live at https://www.linkedin.com/video/live/urn:li:ugcPost:6835634155724820481/.  About Our Guests:  Emily Rogers is a business consultant, executive coach and retreat facilitator who strategically advises and supports businesses, teams and individuals in growing and realizing their full potential in purposeful and balanced ways. Jackie Roby is Chief Excellence Officer at Inspired Journey Consulting, a Boston-based business dedicated to wellness, healing, and transformational tourism. She is a sales strategist for wellness travel businesses & is a Diversity Equity Inclusion advocate. She's the host of the Through Inspired Eyes podcast. About Us: The Speaking Your Brand podcast is hosted by Carol Cox. At Speaking Your Brand, we help women entrepreneurs and professionals clarify their brand message and story, create their signature talks, and develop their thought leadership platforms. Our mission is to get more women in positions of influence and power because it's through women's stories and visibility that we challenge the status quo and change existing systems. Check out our coaching programs at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com.  Links: Show notes at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/242 Apply to join our Thought Leader Academy: https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/academy/. Schedule a consult call to talk about creating your signature talk and thought leadership platform: https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/contact.    Connect on LinkedIn: Carol Cox = https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolcox Diane Diaz = https://www.linkedin.com/in/dianediaz  Emily Rogers = https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilyhowellrogers/  Jackie Roby = https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackie-roby/  Related Podcast Episodes: Episode 210: Finding Your Big Idea By Noticing What's Missing with Jackie Roby [Big Idea Series] Episode 239: Leadership is about the Heart as much as the Head with Emily Rogers Episode 241: The Expert Trap: What Holds Women Back from Thought Leadership with Carol Cox  

As a high-achieving woman and a left-brained/logical/analytical person, I've been perfectly comfortable living and working from my head. However, I've begun to realize over the past couple of years that leadership and coaching and, really, being human is about your heart. My guest is Emily Rogers, a high-achieving woman who has learned to tap into her somatic wisdom and helps her executive coaching clients with that as well. Emily had a very successful career as an executive in a high-profile role in a very male-dominated industry. And then one day her coach asked her, “What if you led with your heart?” Emily resisted that for a while, until she recognized what a benefit that would be for her team and for herself. Emily and I talk about: Her career and the burnout it caused Her passion for women in the workplace The importance of somatic wisdom How to get started listening to your body Finding spaciousness Why she decided to join our Thought Leader Academy and what she learned  About My Guest: Emily Rogers is passionate about purposeful living, being in wide open spaces in nature, and mindful leading. As a business consultant, executive coach and retreat facilitator, Emily strategically advises and supports businesses, teams and individuals in growing and realizing their full potential in purposeful and balanced ways. Described by The Ledger as bringing a “fresh face to leadership”, Emily authors a monthly column intended to inspire leadership excellence. Prior to starting her business in 2013, as President & Chief Growth officer of IEG (a WPP company), she advised Fortune 100 brands, professional sports teams, entertainment properties and global nonprofits on how to form mutually beneficial strategic alliances. Emily is a member of the Forbes Coaches Council, International Coach Federation, Institute of Coaching, Lakeland Economic Development Council, Lakeland Chamber of Commerce, and the Central Florida Development Council. She and her husband live on their family ranch in Lakeland, Florida where they raise beef cattle and grow citrus. About Us: The Speaking Your Brand podcast is hosted by Carol Cox. At Speaking Your Brand, we help women entrepreneurs and professionals clarify their brand message and story, create their signature talks, and develop their thought leadership platforms. Our mission is to get more women in positions of influence and power because it's through women's stories and visibility that we challenge the status quo and change existing systems. Check out our coaching programs at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com.  Links: Show notes at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/239 Emily's website: https://emilyrogers.com   Books mentioned: The Extended Mind by Annie Murphy Paul Your Body Is Your Brain by Amanda Blake Finding the Space to Lead by Janice Marturano Join our Thought Leader Academy at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/academy/.    Download our FREE workbook on how to position yourself as a thought leader: https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/guide/.    Schedule a consult call with us to talk about creating your signature talk and thought leadership platform: https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/contact.    Connect on LinkedIn: Carol Cox = https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolcox Emily Rogers = https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilyhowellrogers/ Related Podcast Episodes: Episode 193: Five Kinds of Stories to Share in Your Thought Leadership Content Episode 214: Top Takeaways from Our Speaking Coaches  

Emily Rogers has been on a fast track in Artistic Swimming from the moment she first hopped in the pool. Within two years she had already represented Australia at an Olympics and a World Championships. The sport has taken her all around the world and is set to bring her to a second Olympic Games in Tokyo. In this chat, Emily talks about the ins and outs of artistic swimming. From the training involved to the skills that go into staying underwater and holding your breath for minutes. It's a fantastic insight into a sport not many people appreciate how much effort goes into. She also talks through the small lifespan in artistic swimming and that even though she's only 23, Tokyo could be her retirement swan song. Make sure you subscribe to the podcast, leave a rating and a comment and share it with your friends and family. Mariafe Artacho Del Solar's Instagram Lachlan McKirdy - @lmckirdy7 on Twitter Remember The Name socials RTN's Instagram page RTN's Twitter page   Sporting News Australia socials Subscribe to SN's YouTube Channel Catch up with Sporting News Australia on Instagram Follow @SportingNewsAU on Twitter Like Sporting News Australia on Facebook

Reath is on a mission to build the digital infrastructure required for businesses to shift to the circular economy.  They specialise in the tagging and tracking of reusable assets, and building the “digital passports” they need – think Google Analytics for the circular economy! Co-founders, Claire Rampen and Emily Rogers combined their professional backgrounds in operations and commercial strategy in technology businesses to help other companies adopt  and improve their reuse business models. The Reath platform helps businesses do this while staying compliant, generating insights, creating new revenue opportunities, and identifying savings. Learn from Claire and Emily how they discovered the challenges brands had in reusing their packaging effectively and legally, and how they joined forces to tackle those challenges and become actively involved in the solution. Hear about how the Reath team have had to jump off multiple cliffs, apply for multiple grants, and solve multiple problems, as well as how their collaborative approach contributes to systemic change. The future of the circular economy is never having to throw anything away again. This is Reath’s vision and, by creating a reuse ecosystem using digital products, they are striving to achieve it! Tune in to find out more.

We're on the second to last episode before the season finale on the 28th! In this episode, I had the privilege of chatting with Emily Rogers, a multi-faceted artist that includes guitarist, pianist, drummer, event curator, DJ, choreographer, and so much more. She gets in depth of the different struggles she has faced as a Black Womxn in the various industries she works in. Like this Podcast and leave some feedback! I can't wait to hear from you! If you or someone you know would be interested in being a guest on the show, send me an email: blaqshowmichigan@gmail.com.   *LINKS TO FOLLOW* Emily on Instagram BLAQN BQS Podcast BLAQN FB BLAQN IG BLAQN TW BLAQN YT   *Help BLAQN and BQS Grow* Please consider donating to BLAQN. Your donations will go toward business operations and fees and equipment, such as subscription services to operate BLAQN and BQS (ie Podbean Subscription), new recording equipment, promotional material, event planning, etc. BLAQN is a for-profit limited liability company. CashApp: $BLAQN Venmo: @BLAQN PayPal: blaqshowmichigan@gmail.com

Campus minister Emily Rogers of the Newman Center of Eastern Illinois University interviews Fr. Kevin Laughery on racism.

This week I am joined by my good friend, actress, and “aspiring” comedian Emily Rogers. We talk about her coming up in dance and on stage, to being in feature films, to trying stand up comedy. It would not be EX drinking buddy without some craziness as well, so Emily also tells us about the THREE different times she was arrested; twice for justice and once for booze. Follow her on Instagram SUBSCRIBE RATE AND REVIEW!! Follow me on Instagram and Twitter Check out the website for upcoming shows and past Podcast episodes

Today I speak with medical anthropologist Danya Glabeau and ID social scientist Emily Rogers.Danya Glabau is an STS scholar and medical anthropologist, and Industry Assistant Professor and Director of the Science and Technology Studies program in the department of Technology, Culture, and Society at NYU Tandon School of Engineering. She has also been Faculty at the Brooklyn Institute for Social Research since 2015. She earned her PhD from the Department of Science and Technology Studies (STS) at Cornell University. Her research examines health activism, the political economy of biomedicine, and how human bodies become valuable data.Her first book-in-progress, titled Reproducing Safety: Food Allergy Advocacy and the Politics of Care (University of Minnesota Press), examines the reproductive politics of food allergy advocacy in the United States. Her second book project, Cyborg (MIT Press), is co-authored with Laura Forlano (IIT Institute of Design) and will offer an introduction to feminist cyborg theory for scholarly, technical, and non-scholarly audiences.Emily Lim Rogers is a PhD candidate in the Department of Social & Cultural Analysis at NYU. Her dissertation is an ethnographic and historical investigation of the politics of myalgic encephalomyelitis*/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) in the United States, particularly as it pertains to stratified healthcare infrastructures and gendered/racialized histories of the laboring body.

In this episode we'll hear from Emily Rogers, a mother who has just started her own podcast, Here I am. Send Me! As a campus minister, Emily knows the importance of being called by God. Her podcast gives her a new medium for expressing that call. Find out more about her work in campus ministry: https://eiunewman.org/about-us/ Enjoy Emily's podcast: https://www.emannrogers.com To support the show, visit: www.ccmanetwork.org/support

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Karl and Hase spoke to Eagle Liam Duggan, Docker’s emerging midfielder Brett Bewely, Olympic synchronized swimmer Emily Rogers and more!

Karl and Hase spoke to Eagle's defender Liam Duggan, Docker’s emerging midfielder Brett Bewely, Olympic artistic swimmer Emily Rogers and more!

This week on The Stack we welcome Julian Victoria and Emily Rogers of ‘Dog’ magazine and head to Brazil to speak to Juliano Corbetta from new title ‘SambaZine’.

Wir betreten Neuland! Einerseits haben wir zum ersten Mal "live vor Publikum" (ein Danke an Bloxgid!) eine Podcast-Ausgabe aufgenommen, andererseits haben wir beim Besprechen der aktuellen News gleichzeitig via Online Mario Kart 8 Deluxe gespielt. So hoert Ihr uns zwar groesstenteils ueber das, was in der Nintendo-Welt so abgeht, diskutieren, aber auch hin und wieder Ausdruecke von Haeme und Aergernis durch den Aether wabern. Und, um das Sammelsurium komplett zu machen, haben wir das Gameplay zusaetzlich gecaptured, sodass Ihr uns beim Betrachten eines - nennen wir es mal - Let's Plays lauschen koennt. Wir hoffen, all dies unter einen Hut zu bringen, ist uns gelungen - lasst uns in den Kommentaren wissen, ob Ihr sowas gern haeufiger haben moechtet. Wir wuenschen Euch jedenfalls viel Spass und verraten nun noch die in dieser Ausgabe enthaltenen Themen Timecodes und Themen 0:00:00 = Einleitung 0:02:36 = Die Switch sichert Nintendo in Japan 80% Marktanteil 0:07:53 = Furukawa befuerchtet, dass die Menschen das Interesse am Videospielen verlieren koennten 0:25:50 = Furukawa mischt sich nicht in die Entwicklung von Spielen ein 0:29:57 = Furukawa schaetzt, dass Cloud Gaming in 10 Jahren im Mainstream sein koennte 0:55:35 = Emily Rogers verspricht mindestens zwei weitere Wii-U-Ports fuer die Switch 1:03:25 = Hideki Kamiya findet das Switch-Menue sche*sse 1:09:10 = Pokemon Direct vom 9. Januar 2020 1:16:49 = Die 20 meistgespielten Switch-Games in 2019 1:30:34 = Verabschiedung

Angel covers the Emily Rogers murder. Tammy gives a personal account of being on a jury.

If you wonder what it takes to start your own portable business, or if you doubt if you can do it, this episode is for you! Emily Rogers will share with you how she found her business idea, tested it, launched it, and learned from her clients to keep growing it, all of this in just one year! “I asked myself what kind of role model do I want to be for my daughters.” But there is another bonus she did not expect from starting her business, which is how it allowed her to grow personally, as a woman and as a mom. In this episode, Emily will share how starting her business changed her. You will also hear some of the surprising conversations that her business has led her to have with her daughters, and how she changed the way she communicates with them thanks to that. (https://tandem-nomads.ck.page/c8d8af8654) Emily Rogers comes from Australia and has been living overseas for 20 years. She met her husband in New Zealand while working in hotel management. She had then shifted her career becoming an HR manager for Greater China in a professional services firm. A career she had to put on hold as her husband’s job took them to Hong Kong, Mumbai (where their first daughter was born), New Delhi (where their second daughter was born), Chongqing, Taipei and now New Zealand. While raising her daughters on the move, Emily got involved in the field of leadership and capacity development as a Senior Action Learning Coach with the World Institute for Action Learning. She also volunteered in her daughters’ schools and various NGOs. However, as her daughters grew and she had more time for herself, Emily realized that she wanted something more and wanted to make a bigger impact. That is when she joined the Business Idea Accelerator program and found the right business idea for her. In just under one year, Emily managed to launch her business called Expat Parenting Abroad (https://expatparentingabroad.com/) and got her first clients while testing her innovative business concept. Expat Parenting Abroad provides support groups for expat moms in a very different way than anything else that exists on the market, she also provides individual coaching services. What you will learn What helped her find her business idea What did she learn while starting and growing her business Why does she say that this experience changed her as a mom Resources and inspiration Check out related podcast episodes and important info on the topic: From Trailing Spouse to Expat Entrepreneur: Common Ground (http://www.expitterpattica.com/2018/03/20/from-trailing-spouse-to-expat-entrepreneur-common-ground) Find Emily online Expact Parenting Abroad (https://expatparentingabroad.com/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/expatparentingabroad/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/expatparentingabroad/) Linkedin (https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilyrogers1/) Take action now: Sign up for the free webinar How to find the right business idea for you! (https://tandem-nomads.ck.page/c8d8af8654) Do you enjoy listening to this podcast show? Leave on your review on your favorite app –  Google Play (https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly90YW5kZW1ub21hZHMuY29tL2ZlZWQvcG9kY2FzdA%3D%3D)  

Today we discuss the latest news stories including more third-party titles using the Switch's native voice chat capabilities, February's Nintendo Switch Online NES games, Apex Legends, and Emily Rogers' rumors regarding 8-11 unannounced titles for 2019. The Question of the Day: Assuming the rumors are true, what Wii U era game would you like to see brought over to the Switch in 2019? Time Stamps - 00:01:34 - Super Mario Bros. 2 and Kirby's Adventure Coming to NSO 00:04:15 - Vivox Bringing Native Voice Chat SDK to Third-Parties on Switch 00:10:27 - Respawn's Comments on Apex Legends for Switch 00:15:07 - Emily Rogers 00:22:27 - Question of the Day Answer the Question of the Day! Or leave any other feedback, suggestions, questions, and/or opinions on anything that was discussed in today's episode in three ways: Email - heartcontainerspodcast@gmail.com Official Twitter: @HCNintendo Personal Twitter: @romefawaz

Get $20 off and free shipping when you use promo code GAMES at http://brooklinen.com Start your free month trial and start meditating today at http://headspace.com/GAMES Tim and Gary go over the latest Disney, EA, and Take 2 financial reports, and discuss some Nintendo rumors. Time Stamps - 00:03:00 - Housekeeping We’re looking for Up and Coming Kinda Funny Best Friends who are content creators. Submit your picks at kindafunny.com/upandcomer for the chance at working with us for a week. Thank you to our Patreon Producers: Tom Bock, TJ Meehan, Joebeezer, Trevor Starkey, Mohammed Mohammed, Black Jack The Roper Report - 00:04:48 - Disney/EA Update(Hope Corrigan IGN) 00:06:28 - Disney Still Happy With EA (Brian Crecente at Variety) 00:14:00 - EA Earnings (Jason Schreier Kotaku) 00:15:20 - Inside Xbox Episode Recap 00:27:50 - Up To 11 Unannounced First Party Nintendo Switch Games Coming in 2019 (Emily ROgers via Iggy at Nintendo Soup) 00:33:30 - Take 2 Earning (Jessie Wade IGN) 00:39:45 - Out today 00:43:10 - Brooklinen 00:44:17 - Headspace Reader mail - 00:45:48 - Do you think it’s possible they would update, to Resident Evil 2, the game to have a mode where it can be played in either first person or a fixed camera angle - Eric Myers 00:50:15 - A few months ago, the two of you talked about doing a video where you, Tim, would show you, Gary, how to play Smash Bros Ultimate. I would love that, do you think you might find the time to do it? - Sian 00:52:56 - Squad Up: Amulfo(PSN) - DBack6nuff 00:54:55 - You‘re Wrong Tomorrow’s host: Fran and Tim

Hey all, I'm Bill, I love to talk about video games. I've been playing games since my mother used to take me to visit my grandmother at the bar she worked at (I know) and there was a Donkey Kong game there. From minute one I was hooked. I talk about all types of games, from retro classics to brand new hotness. I'm happy you decided to come by,Each week I take a deep dive into my favorite stories about Nintendo, from the latest indie release to rumors about Smash. If you're looking for Nintendo news look no farther. I try to wrap up the news three times a week in a show that I try to keep under 30 minutes.Sponsored By:Audible: Get a free book and directly support the stream by checking out Audible. They have thousands of books from every genre. You're definitely going to find something you like. Just head to runjumpstomp.com/audible Support Nintendo Switch CraftLinks:Recorded Live, Thank you Patrons — Switch Craft is brought to you Live 3 times a week on Tuesday and Thursday at 3pm US Eastern and on Saturday at whatever time I can get to it. Tune in live at https://www.twitch.tv/runjumpstomp - This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Chris Nelson — Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompJimmy Fallon Gets First Hands-On Play of Mario Tennis Aces - YouTubeNew Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle - Donkey Kong Adventure DLC trailer, footage - Nintendo Everything — Wow what a name.Nintendo Bans Online Services For Prominent Hacker's Switch Console - Nintendo Life — This is good!Emily Rogers says that Pokemon Switch announcement isn't far away. — I just want to provide some clarification on what I said -- and what I didn't say. What I said: I believe a Pokemon game is releasing on Switch later this year. It will be a RPG with at least two versions. What I didn't say: I didn't specify whether it was a core game, a spinoff series, a remake of an older game, or a Gen 8 game. I won't be sharing anymore details. The announcement isn't that far away. All these "leaks" or "insider information" is something just about anyone could make up.

Today I am talking to the talented fine artist Emily Rogers. Emily shares her story of realizing her dreams of becoming an artist were possible, and how she is achieving them.

The ESA has again rejected a proposal from video game preservationists to exempt abandoned online games from DMCA copyright law. The Pals dig in to the complex issue of how to preserve these works of art for future generations. PLUS: Could we finally get a Mass Effect trilogy remaster?! DOUBLE PLUS: SMASH BROTHERS?! -What we're playing -Buy or sell (12:48) DA NEWS: 1. In an effort to cull the wave of cheaters that have plagued the game for months, PUBG Corp has now officially delayed development of several new features for the game: (19:15) https://www.polygon.com/2018/2/20/17032214/new-pubg-map-delay-anti-cheat 2. EA has announced a Remaster of the 2009 racing game Burnout Paradise: (32:17) https://www.polygon.com/2018/2/20/17032438/burnout-paradise-remastered-release-date-trailer-ps4-xbox-one-pc 3. Moving along to the world of Nintendo, it's time for Andy to get hype because Shin Megami Tensei V has now moved into “full-scale development”: (46:09) https://nintendoeverything.com/shin-megami-tensei-v-full-scale-development-now-underway/ 4. Fire Emblem Heroes made almost $300 Million dollars in its first year: (55:05) https://sensortower.com/blog/fire-emblem-heroes-first-year-revenue 5. Video game insider Emily Rogers a.k.a. ArcadeGirl64 on twitter has revealed that “a Smash bros title will be announced and released for Switch later this year”: (01:04:19) https://mynintendonews.com/2018/02/21/emily-rogersa-smash-bros-title-will-be-announced-and-released-for-switch-later-this-year/ 6. ESA rejects DMCA exemption for abandoned online games: https://www.techspot.com/news/72437-renewed-proposal-seeks-dmca-exemption-abandoned-online-games.html https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2018/02/21/the-esa-rejects-proposed-dmca-exceptions-to-allow-the-non-profit-and-unofficial-revival-of-dead-online-games/ Meat and Potatoes: How do we preserve online games for historical purposes? (01:15:14) Outro Music: "Swanky Ballroom Party For Sophisticated People" by Adhesive Wombat - @adhesivewombat The Video Game Pals is The Pals Network's weekly video game podcast where we talk about video games, the news and how it all makes us feel. The Pals: Sean: twitter.com/SeansSoapbox Pete: twitter.com/Loud_Pete Thompson: twitter.com/RelicVampire Andy: twitter.com/tiger_millions Peggy: twitter.com/MoiraiOW

Emily Rogers, attorney and Destin native. After attending Florida State and working in the hotel industry in Atlanta, she decided to make "Legally Blonde" a reality.  During law school she spent a summer abroad studying at Cambridge.  After graduating from Florida Coastal School of Law in Jacksonville she returned home to practice law locally. Emily enjoys sarcastic banter but hates spiders, she also really doesn’t think it’s cool to take yourself too seriously.

"You guys don't make dog owners look crazy..." Julian Victoria and Emily Rogers are the editors of Dog, the lifestyle magazine for people who love dogs. With its ultra simple cover concept, Dog has become a familiar sight on newsstands around the world, and in this episode they reveal their motivations in making the magazine, and explain why their readers aren't quite as doggy as you might expect.

In Ausgabe 91 besprechen wir mehrere Aussagen diverser Branchengroessen und -insider bezueglich Nintendo Switch. So weiss Laura Kate Dale wohl schon, was das Geraet kosten soll, Emily Rogers kennt scheinbar die Spiele, welche Nintendo fuer Switch bis Maerz 2018 bringen wird, EA freut sich fuer Nintendo, Image und Form wissen sogar schon, dass die Switch nicht mit Power geizen wird, und NVIDIAs CEO lobt Switch zigfach in den Himmel... Das alles und noch mehr in ueber einer Dreiviertelstunde! Timecodes und Themen 0:00:00 = Einleitung 0:00:49 = Laura Kate Dale: "Switch wird unter zwei Artikelnummern gefuehrt und wird 230€, bzw. 290€ kosten!" und Ein UK-Haendler bietet eine Switch-Preisgarantie von 230€! 0:09:44 = Emily Rogers: "Nintendo bringt in den ersten 12 Switch-Monaten die Spiele 3D-Mario, Zelda, Pokemon, Mario Kart, Splatoon, eine neue IP, ein Retro-Studios-Titel und Pikmin 4!" 0:18:37 = Project CARS kommt nicht nur nicht fuer Wii U, sondern es gibt auch keine Plaene fuer eine Switch-Version! 0:20:50 = LEGO: "LEGO City Undercover wird nun ebenfalls auch fuer Nintendo Switch erscheinen!" 0:24:15 = Image und Form: "Nintendo spart bei der Switch definitiv nicht an Power!" 0:26:05 = EA: "Wir freuen uns fuer Nintendo!" 0:32:52 = NVIDIAs CEO ist wegen der Switch ganz aus dem Haeuschen! 0:34:37 = NVIDIAs CEO: "Performance und Energieeffizenz sind heutzutage sehr wichtig, und die Switch ermoeglicht etwas, das die Welt bislang noch nicht zu bieten hatte!" 0:39:16 = NVIDIAs CEO: "Es wird sehr leicht sein, Spiele fuer Switch zu portieren, ohne lange optimieren zu muessen!" 0:41:50 = Emily Rogers: "Das 3D-Mario ist praktisch fertig!" 0:46:27 = Verabschiedung

In Ausgabe 90 geht es um viele neue Geruechte, aber auch Fakten zu Nintendo Switch. Es werden Fragen behandelt, wie: Sind wir Fans eigentlich nie mit irgendwas zufrieden? Wieso hassen die Investoren, was sie im Trailer sahen? Reichen 4GB RAM aus? Und 16GB fuer Spiele-Module? Oder 128GB fuer Spiele-Downloads? Wird wirklich jetzt schon die Produktion der Wii U eingestellt? ...und ist die Switch eigentlich region-free? Alles das und mehr in ueber einer Stunde! Timecodes und Themen 0:00:00 = Einleitung 0:00:51 = Kimishima: "Wir werden Switch nicht mit Verlust verkaufen!" 0:08:55 = LetsPlayVideoGames: "Switch wird microSD-Karten mit bis zu 128GB unterstuetzen!" 0:15:33 = Emily Rogers: "Switch wird 4GB RAM haben!" 0:20:30 = Wall Street Journal: "Switch-Spiele-Module werden mindestens 16GB Fassungsvermoegen haben!" 0:24:14 = Laura Kate Dale: "Switch wird am 17. Maerz 2017 erscheinen und region-free sein!" 0:28:43 = Eurogamer behauptete, Nintendo habe vor, jetzt schon die Wii-U-Produktion einzustellen. Nintendo dementierte dies! 0:34:06 = Kimishima: "Unter gar keinen Umstaenden war das, was im Switch Trailer zu sehen war, schon alles!" und "Switch wird eine breite Auswahl an Zubehoer bieten!" 0:41:41 = Kimishima: "Um ehrlich zu sein, ich verstehe nicht, warum Nintendos Aktien nach dem Switch-Trailer gefallen sind!" 0:43:16 = Wall Street Journal: "Die Investoren hassen Switch!" 0:55:12 = Nintendos Pressemitteilung zur Nintendo Switch: "Am 13. Januar 2017 wird die Nintendo Switch Praesentation 2017 stattfinden und dann wird Nintendo weitere Details zu Nintendo Switch enthuellen!" 1:04:21 = Verabschiedung

eMGe, DStroke und TheUnknown haben sich mit Let's-Playerin MegaMomate zusammengetan und gehen die NX-Geruechte der juengsten Zeit durch. Wird NX auf Tegra x1 oder x2 basieren? Oder auf Pascal? Wird NX Module nutzen? Oder nur noch Downloads? Oder gar nur noch Streams? Ist NX ein Handheld, eine Konsole oder eine Handheld-Konsole? Was darf NX kosten? Welche Spiele werden kommen? Welche Controller wird man benutzen koennen...? Wie wird Nintendo NX vermarkten? Fragen ueber Fragen! Timecodes und Themen 0:00:00 = Einleitung 0:02:12 = Basiert NX auf nVidia Tegra x1, nVidia Tegra x2 oder nVidia Pascal? 0:15:29 = Was darf NX kosten? 0:21:33 = Wird NX ein Handheld sein, der auch als Konsole genutzt werden kann? 0:27:27 = Wird NX Module benutzen? Oder Downloads? ...oder Streams? 0:30:47 = Wird NX abnehmbare Controller haben? Welche Controller wird man mit NX benutzen koennen? 0:36:46 = Wird NX auf dem Leistungsniveau von XBox One liegen? Und wird NX ein unnoetiges und teures Gimmick mitbringen? 0:44:50 = Kann man zukuenftig die NX-Basis einfach aufruesten, wenn die Leistung nicht mehr ausreicht? 0:49:25 = Hat NX wirklich keine Abwaertskompatibilitaet? 0:56:22 = Wird Nintendo tatsaechlich im September NX enthuellen? 1:00:00 = Wird Nintendos Marketingstrategie sein: "You can take your Games with you on the go!"...? 1:10:00 = Woher hat Emily Rogers eigentlich ihre Informationen? 1:11:07 = Verabschiedung

L. Gustavo Cooper returns to the show, and was kind enough to bring along three actors from his upcoming feature Copiii: The First Entry — Emily Rogers, Graci Carli, and Rod Luzzo. You’ll hear lots of behind-the-scenes … More