Podcasts about eric doyle

Nuclear, fission or fusion? In the race towards reducing climate change, all cards are on the table. But in the need for more energy with less emissions, are we driven by emotions or facts? This Tech Talk dives into drivers and blockers in the less conventional green energy sphere and is recorded at ONS Technical Sessions 2024. Your host is Eric Doyle. He is joined by Odd Erik Garcia, Professor at The Department of Physics and Technology, University of Tromsø, Jonny Hesthammer, CEO of Norse Kjernekraft AS and Robert Bergqvist, Country Executive, Rolls Royce SMR. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The power and possibilities of generative AI seem limitless – but at the same time we see challenges with security, responsible use and regulations. Where do we go next? In this Tech Talk we explore the power and risks, and hear the exciting story of a young hacker. Your moderator is Eric Doyle. His guests are Daniel Christensen, Pen-Tester in Telenor Norge, Hege Skryseth, Chief technology Officer and EVP, Equinor, Dan Jeavons, Vice President Digital Innovation, Shell. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are subsea drones really a part of the future, and how? Many have tried, but what is success, and how do we measure it? In this Tech Talk we will challenge key stakeholders to reflect and share their perspective on the “Game of Drones”.Eric Doyle is your moderator, and the panel you will hear Steffan Lindsø, Jan Christian Torvestad, Giovanni Massari and Camilla Leon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The energy transition faces hurdles related to costs, regulatory frameworks, and the need for significant investment in research and development.Will the environmental impacts of new technologies further complicate the transition, and do the challenges demand coordinated efforts across domains to achieve a resilient energy future? In this Tech Talk we will address these topics to expand the current view and explore open pain pointsYour host is Eric Doyle, and he is joined by SVP and Chief Economist in Equinor, Eirik Wærness, VP & Country Manager, Oceaneering, Erik Sæstad and Director General, Offshore Norge, Hildegunn Blindheim. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hi everybody and welcome to today's episode of Attendance Bias. I am your host, Brian Weinstein. Halloween is, without question, one of the highest profile nights of the Phish calendar. All Phish Halloween shows are judged, compared and, for better or worse, claim their spot in the band's mythology. But, as part of a pattern that's been discussed on this podcast before, it's not always the high profile night that gets the best show. It's usually the night before the night. December 30 for New Years Eve, and in this case, October 30 for Halloween. Today's guest, Eric Doyle, chose to tell us about his experience at October 30, 1998–the night before Phish covered all of The Velvet Underground's classic album, Loaded. While that Halloween show has its supporters and detractors, the night before should be celebrated for its combination of factors that make it one of the best representations of 1998 that Phish had to offer.With The Story of the Ghost having been released just days prior, the band making high profile appearances on David Letterman, Sessions at West 54th, and other promotional outlets for the new album, Phish was at a crossroads as to how involved they would become with the record industry at large. History has explained that part of the Phish story, but with mixed mainstream success at the time, no one was sure what would happen.All of those aspects were apparent during this two-night Las Vegas run in 1998, but it didn't stop the band from delivering a killer show on the night before Halloween. Let's join Eric to talk about Phish's history in Atlanta, Fishman leading the way, and more as we discuss October 30, 1998 at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas.

Managing Director Eric Doyle is truly resilient (Marathon d' Sable Veteran - 6 days, 250 kms of desert endurance running hell, check out his genuinely superb (i'm a public speaking coach!) Tedx talk https://youtu.be/FUSPIHHUrcs?si=4MEpcfjCRAgjDtzP ) about lessons learned... and yet something has been really bugging Eric lately... we sat down for a catch up, & nothing was off limits; from post pandemic malady, to self inflicted 'waterboarding', through the 'soul', or lack of, in Scottish Cities, Eric doesn't hold back! He even gives up the best kept secret of Scottish beaches... for terrific content, and a warm Scottish welcome, don't hesitate to connect with Eric today, at https://www.linkedin.com/in/erictheogvstudio

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Fresh from his TedX Aberdeen talk, Eric is a bundle of energy.  He's done an ultra marathon in the desert (twice) and he runs a networking group called the Breakfast Barrito. He's not your average social seller because he retrains teams on shifting their mindset around selling on social media.  It's not about popping up posts on your latest company award and Eric knows that. You'll learn a lot from this interview, I know I did. You can find Eric Doyle on Linked In here https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericdoylecrux/ You can find Eric's company, Consult Crux, here https://www.consultcrux.com/ Watch Eric's TedX Talk here https://youtu.be/FUSPIHHUrcs

This week's guest has made a name for himself creating incredible characters within the on-camera and voice over world. David H. Lawrence is best known for his portrayal of the villainous character, puppetmaster Eric Doyle on NBC's sci-fi series, Heroes. Aside from this major role, David has also appeared in a number of other shows including CBS shows such as The Unit and CSI. Apart from on-camera and voice acting, David is also a network radio host, author, podcast host, and teacher to aspiring voice actors and audiobook narrators. He is also the creator of the rehearsal app, Rehearsal Pro, which helps actors rehearse and memorize scripts anytime, anywhere.  In this week's episode, we start off by talking about how we met at Emerson College then David goes on to talk about why he gets so emotional when he sees where his fellow voice actors are at in their respective journeys. He even shares a couple Michael Koster mantras! Plus, David also shares his insight on the emotional toll of being in the industry and offers advice that may help voice actors from getting heartbroken over roles. We also get to talk about his iconic role on NBC's Heroes as well as what led him to create the amazing things - app included- he's put out into the world.Timestamps:[2:03] Why David gets so emotional about his fellow VO actors' journeys[3:51]  A major component inspiring VO Heroes[4:38] How not to get hung up on your up fors[6:04] How the industry has changed[8:10] Why voice actors need to have diversified jobs[22:07] David talks about HeroesSign up for exclusive updates to the show! https://mailchi.mp/ca034f33e0b3/alicynswonderlandFollow Alicyn:Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/alicyn/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@alicynpackardTwitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/alicynLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alicynpackardFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/alicynpackardartistWebsite: https://www.alicynpackard.com/Follow David H. Lawrence:Twitter: https://twitter.com/dhlawrencexviiFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/DavidHLawrenceXVIILinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidhlawrencexvii/Voiceover Training: https://vo2gogo.com/Audiobook Narration Training: https://acxmasterclass.com/Website: https://www.davidhlawrencexvii.com/

The Guaranteed Irish Business Podcast, sponsored by FBD Insurance, Ireland's largest homegrown insurer. Join Brid O'Connell for Ireland's leading business network podcast covering all enterprising topics from business news to industry expert opinion and key trends.

Presented By: DingBat Company - Use Promo Code RANK10 for 10% off today!Jim and Andrew sit down with Coach Eric Doyle of D Las Vegas Warriors of Michigan to talk about offseason prep, playing in top tournaments and the little things in recruiting that go a long way!

Join Franciscan Sister Maria Brizuela as she tells of her journey to religious life, celebrates God-with-us in every place and event, and honors the goodness of all of life.   From Sister Maria's interview: “When I was young, I used to wonder, when I would see the friars in the parish, why they're always joyful. They weren't just happy, they were joy filled. And again, I told myself, I want some of that. I want to know where that's coming from. I want to experience it. And it became a quest to know more about why, what makes them joy-filled?”   “I also experienced that with retired friars. … And to me, there was something with those Franciscans; it was like, there's a pattern here. I feel the same sense of joyfulness in the wisdom figures in my community.  I've seen them.  I know and I understand it's never easy to lose your independence and rely on someone else to take care of your needs. But we have great sisters who witness joyfully and gracefully to this hard transition.”   “To be joyful and joy filled, for me, is a life's journey. It's a choice that I'm invited to make every single day. I know I'm a work in progress, but that shouldn't be an excuse for me to be complacent. I know I have to continually try to nurture this particular piece of who I am as a Franciscan. And it's hard to build this type of disposition if I'm not rooted in God's love for me.”   “What I find constantly challenges me is the value of conversion. When I think of conversion, what comes to mind is Francis's encounter with a leper. … This is where the story becomes significant in my life today, I realized the leper that God is inviting me to embrace is myself. My false humility and not recognizing the God-given goodness and beauty that I possess prevents me from embracing the leper. It deters me from fully realizing my potential for goodness and for fully becoming who and what God wants me to do. ... I realized until I come to the full and conscious awareness of my own sense of goodness and beauty, I will never be able to enter into a lifegiving relationship with others, celebrating my own sense of God, given goodness and beauty leads also to celebrating the goodness and beauty of other created beings.”   For a full transcript, please include episode number and email: fslfpodcast@fslf.org.   References:   Saint Pedro Bautista, founder of San Francisco del Monte (Mount St. Francis) in the Philippines:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Francisco_del_Monte and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basilica_Minore_de_Santuario_de_San_Pedro_Bautista  San Pedro in the Philippines, and later martyred in Japan in 1597: See video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMK11e-9PaI    Saint Francis stories and references: --Earlier Exhortation 10: “We are mothers when we carry Him in our heart and body through a divine love and a pure and sincere conscience and give birth to Him through a holy activity which must shine as an example before others.” See: https://www.franciscantradition.org/francis-of-assisi-early-documents/the-saint/writings-of-francis/earlier-exhortation/54-fa-ed-1-page-42    --True and Perfect Joy: https://www.franciscantradition.org/francis-of-assisi-early-documents/the-saint/writings-of-francis/the-undated-writings/true-and-perfect-joy/182-fa-ed-1-page-166    --Francis' Encounter with a Leper: (1 Celano 17): https://www.franciscantradition.org/francis-of-assisi-early-documents/the-saint/the-life-of-saint-francis-by-thomas-of-celano/636-fa-ed-1-page-195    --The fire of shared contemplation, rapt into God, “How Saint Clare ate with Saint Francis and his Brother Companions in Saint Mary of the Angels”: https://www.franciscantradition.org/francis-of-assisi-early-documents/the-prophet/the-little-flowers-of-saint-francis/2491-fa-ed-3-page-590    Third Order Regular: https://www.encyclopedia.com/religion/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/franciscans-third-order-regular. Read this general introduction to what is now known as the Third Order Regular (focus of this podcast episode) and the Secular Franciscan Order (see podcast episode 27); these are two branches of the Third Order in the Franciscan family: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Order_of_Saint_Francis.   Fraternitas, brotherhood and sisterhood in relationship: Learn about the universality of this kinship in “Christ, Word of God and Exemplar of Humanity by Zachary Hayes, OFM, found on this resource page: https://www.franciscantradition.org/resources/custodians-of-the-tradition. For more depth, see also “St. Francis and the Song of Brotherhood and Sisterhood” by Eric Doyle, OFM: https://www.amazon.com/St-Francis-Song-Brotherhood-Sisterhood/dp/1576590038. Pope Francis speaks to this value in two of his encyclicals; texts and a study guide for Fratelli Tutti is available here: https://www.franciscantradition.org/resources/pope-francis-and-francis-of-assisi.

We meet Eric Doyle, a vastly experienced Personal Trainer from Long Beach, California USA. He shares his journey from overweight, inactive teen to Kettlebell Sport Champion & gym owner. Eric explains his philosophy of Unconventional Training & thoroughly describes the implements he uses, their individual merits & the way he combines them. A fascinating conversation with a man who has shunned the conventional & lives & trains on his own terms.

For 30 years Eric Doyle worked in the oil and gas industry. He spent his days embracing traditional sales and marketing methods. Then one day in 2017, an interaction on LinkedIn changed his whole perspective. Since that single moment, his career shifted. Now, as a Social Selling Coach for DLA Ignite and Crux Social Selling, he's here to tell you your company NEEDS social influence regardless of the industry. Businesses looking for lead growth can no longer afford to disregard online dominance and digital transformation. Tune in to this episode to find out why. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Want to boost your confidence in front of the camera and communicate more effectively with your audience? Do you feel like something is getting in the way? In this episode I’m joined by actor and teacher David H. Lawrence XVII. He’s appeared in some of my favourite TV programmes including LOST and Heroes (where he played that creepy evil puppetmaster Eric Doyle). You’ll learn the top tips on how you can communicate more effectively,  professionally, and authentically. And boost your confidence while you’re at it! Download my live video confidence guide and get notified when I next go live → https://confident.live/subscribe (https://confident.live/subscribe) (

Welcome back to the second episode with Tim Hughes. Tim is recognized by many as the world's leading expert on social selling. In our first episode with Tim, we discussed his career in social selling, common objections and mistakes in social selling, and how COVID-19 will impact business going forward. In today's episode, Tim shares 3 secrets of effective social selling and examples of good and bad social selling. 3 Secrets of Social Selling Here are 3 of Tim's secrets to social selling:   A Buyer-Centric Profile   The first thing we need is a buyer-centric profile. It's not a profile where we say how great we are, how many times we've made news, etc. It's also not a profile where we focus on our company or product.  We need to put ourselves in our buyer's shoes and say, “Okay, if I were a buyer, what would I be looking for in a person who is going to help me?” A buyer is looking for help, not someone to sell them something. This isn't about selling; it's about getting a conversation. Once we get to the conversation, the person will give us permission to pitch or not. There are three types of people. One is someone we can sell to. Another is someone we can get a referral from. So they may say, “I'm not the person you need to talk to, but you need to talk to my brother-in-law. He's actually looking for this right now.” The third person is what Tim calls someone with a big mouth, which is somebody who will take our insights and our influence and share it through the network. For examples of great buyer-centric profiles, check out Tim's LinkedIn profile or the profiles of Priscilla McKinney, Eric Doyle, Adam Gray, or Vanessa Gartell.   A Large Network   The next thing we need is a network. This is not just a bunch of contacts. These are people we don't necessarily need to have a phone conversation with, but we need to know. These are people that we could have a conversation with if they came to us. “You need to build a network, and your network needs to be as big, as wide, and as varied as you can have it.” - Tim Hughes BMW is one of Tim's clients, and they have about 100,000 employees. So to sell to BMW, we would have to be connected to 1,000 people. Tim does risk forecasts by using social for his clients. One client was selling to Domino's Pizza, and they said it was a done deal to happen that quarter. Tim said, “It won't happen.” When they asked why, Tim said, “Because the salesperson isn't connected to anybody in Domino's Pizza.” The sale didn't happen. If the salesperson isn't connected to anybody in the meeting, there's no relationship there.   Humanizing Content   The third thing we need is content. Tim's company has done the research for what content works and what content doesn't work. Unsurprisingly, the content that doesn't work is advertising because no one's interested in our products, services, or anything that says our company is great. However, people are interested in our people.  Eric, one of Tim's employees, posted about his family going to the beach for his son's 16th birthday. The post got 168 likes or comments and about 10,000 views. It took him 10 minutes to post, and from that post, he got 168 leads, two proposals, and one purchase order. There is not one single demand generation method out there (cold calling, advertising, email marketing) that can generate that kind of result in ten minutes. That's the difference digital dominance makes. “The more humanized that you can be with your content, the more engagement you get.” - Tim Hughes Examples of Poor Social Selling  One of Tim's friends used to work at an organization, and this organization had a poor social selling strategy. They would have someone post something, and then tell everyone in the organization to go like it. Tim said there was even an employee whose title was “social selling expert,” but they clearly didn't understand social selling. Tim went into a big corporate organization to help them with their social selling. In a meeting, they told Tim their social selling was going very well. They said they were sending out brochures through emails. Tim turned to the gentleman next to him and asked him what he does when he gets an email. He said, “I just delete them.” Tim turned to the woman in charge of marketing and asked her what she does when she gets an email. She said, “I just delete them.” The two turned to each other and realized that it was actually not going well at all. Brochures don't create sales conversations or great sales. The trust and the likability that comes from conversations can cause the sale. Though, we don't necessarily have to like someone to trust them and buy from them. Examples of Effective Social Selling  Tim was recently working with a drains company. They did a pilot program of 6 people for 3 months. In those three months, they got 26,608 likes and 2,688 comments, just about 30,000 interactions. Interaction on social media is an opportunity to have a conversation. So, even if we took out 20% of those because they were friends liking the posts, that's still a massive opportunity to have conversations with people. Before Tim started helping them, their goal had been 4 sales-qualified leads a week. After Tim came in, they were getting 12-14. They got just under 2 million views, and they've grown their network by about 5,000 people. So think of that as increasing an email database by 5,000, except unlike an email database, we actually know the people, have had an interaction, and they know and trust us. There's another company Tim has worked with that got 100% ROI. That transformation is bigger than Tim's wildest dreams. At that point, it's a money-making machine. For every $1 they put in, they get $2 back. Because of that, they don't need an advertising budget. What Metrics to Track in Social Selling Two of the most important metrics Tim's company tracks are revenue and inbound clients. Generally, he has his clients create a campaign code, tracking business found through social media and business influenced through social media. Business found through social media is when the company puts out a post, and they get a response or an opportunity. Business found through influence is when the company goes into a particular account and connects to lots of people, growing its influence in that particular account. Key Takeaways Thank you so much Tim for sharing your stories and knowledge with us today. Here are some of my key takeaways from this episode: We should humanize our content. Focus on what a buyer is looking for in our profiles. They are probably looking for help, and probably not for our company, brand, products, or services. Having a large network of people who like us and trust us will allow us to sell more easily. When we have connections to the people we are selling to, they are more likely to buy from us. If our content focuses on people instead of products, we will have more engagement. Connect with Tim If you enjoyed this interview and want to learn more about Tim or connect with him, you can find him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/timothyhughessocialselling or visit DLA ignite's website at https://dlaignite.com/.  Want to be a Better Digital Monetizer? Did you like today's episode? Then please follow these channels to receive free digital monetization content: Get a free Monetization Assessment of your business Subscribe to the free Monetization eMagazine. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation YouTube channel. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation podcast on Apple Podcast, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.  Follow Monetization Nation on Instagram and Twitter. Share Your Story  What results have you seen from social selling? Please join our private Monetization Nation Facebook group and share your insights with other digital monetizers. Read at: https://monetizationnation.com/blog/65-3-secrets-to-effectively-use-social-selling/ 

Happy Holidays to all! Just last week I had the chance to speak with the Amazing Alfonso Gonzalez AKA BIG BLOCK. I first came across his instagram page a few months back and was drawn to his insane Japanese body suit(tattoo) then quickly saw this guy was on a fitness war path. He's worked along side and with people like Chris Bell from Documentary Bigger Stronger Faster, Emmanuel Thompson, Rick Brown, Eric Doyle, Lou Ramirez, and Mike Furnas. His story is absolutely incredible and worth your time. Had a great time and glad to have met a new friend. Enjoy!Follow Big Block on his instagram @bigblockgamc and Facebook (15) TEXAS MACE GIANT | Facebook My good buddy Sean Miller is the master mind behind all the album art for the show. You can connect with him through his Instagram page @post_productsean!If you're interested in donating or getting involved with a good cause that helps foster children and the homeless check out my good friend Kelly Brandon's Charity gracewithinme.org

Today, Thor Holt Presents; Eric Doyle, www.consultcrux.com Eric started as a Sparky and wove a career to Managing Director. A man of persistence and pain tolerance he's twice competed in the legendary Marathon Des Sables Multi Marathon. 

Eric Doyle, Host of Cruxcast www.consultcrux.com interviews Thor Holt... "my favourite Viking....." Passing a kidney stone, abstract art, Wim Hof breathing, David Bowie, UV sterilisers, Masterchef, door security, being fired......and some other stuff about coaching. Meet Thor Holt, investor, company founder, coach, volunteer mental health counsellor, owner of a suspect cowboy hat.....and more. Thor helps people bring out their story and get it to the right people. Whether its a start-up who want to verbalise their value proposition, someone who needs to develop their pitch or helping people find their true path, Thor will help distil the value, the purpose and bring it to the attention of those who need to know. An expert listener, 'connector' and storyteller, Thor Holt will help you find your story and ultimately, what you are looking for. Tune in, turn up and enjoy.....

Today on The Neil Haley Show's ProVision Celebrity Segment, Eric Couch of ProVision Brokerage and The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Celebrity David H Lawrence. Retiring after 36 years in radio, David H. Lawrence XVII has been seen and heard on The People vs. OJ, LOST, How I Met Your Mother, The Mentalist, The Unit, CSI, Chuck, Good Luck Charlie, ANT Farm, Touch, The Finder, Perception, and is best known as the creepy evil puppet master Eric Doyle on NBC's Heroes. Lawrence teaches voiceover at VOHeroes.com, and he created the best-selling app for actors, Rehearsal® Pro.

Dennis Conner brings on Eric Doyle, multiple winner of the Star World and North American Championships along with a recent win at the Bacardi Cup.

Today we speak to Eric Doyle, owner of the Long Beach Kettlebell Club, founder of Unconventional Athlete and Kettlebell Sport 2x World Champion. We discuss his journey using unconventional tools such as the kettlebell, steel maces and bulgarian bags. From losing weight to being in a major accident to starting his gym Long Beach Kettlebell Club in Long Beach,CA. This is an episode you'd want to listen to. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/steelmacewarrior/support

SDYC Sailcast welcomes Eric Doyle, a World Champion Star and Etchell sailor who was just named the SDAYC Yachtsman of the Year. During this episode, Eric reflects on his childhood sailing, his lead into Stars, his experience in multiple Star regattas, America’s Cup and being names the SDAYC Yachtsman of the Year.

From 2009: There were 16 guys named David Lawrence listed on the IMDb.com site before the future “Heroes” Puppetmaster came on the scene, which is why he has the Roman numerals for 17—XVII—appear after his name. It’s a little odd, but certainly memorable. Anyway, Lawrence the 17th is in the midst of a pretty cool run on Heroes as Eric Doyle, best known for kidnapping and holding the cheerleader, Claire, a.k.a. Hayden Panetierre.

At the Rhode Island National Guard Open House and Air Show, Commander Eric Doyle & Petty Officer 1st Class Tim Jose talk about their roles with the U.S. Navy Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Squadron

At the Rhode Island National Guard Open House and Air Show, Commander Eric Doyle & Petty Officer 1st Class Tim Jose talk about their roles with the U.S. Navy Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Squadron

Download BIO of the Artist   Retiring after 36 years in radio, David H. Lawrence XVII moved on camera and has been seen and heard on Cars, The People vs. OJ, Lost, How I Met Your Mother, The Mentalist, The Unit, CSI Chuck, Good Luck Charlie,  Ant Farm and is best known as the creepy evil puppet master Eric Doyle on NBC's Heroes. Lawrence is Backstage Readers Choice Favorite voiceover teacher with his vo2gogo.com classes. He created the go-to app for actors rehearsal.pro.   What he shares on this episode:   It is never too late to try new things. This is very true for our guest who is in his 40s when he decided to be an on-cam actor. In 2003, he studied, attended workshop, get an internship and volunteered so he could learn what he needs to learn in this business. After four years of doing this, he booked Heroes. In today's episode, listen in as Ariane and David tackles the challenge of a beginner artists face until now.   On this episode:   How David moved from radio to the movie business   What is the three-legged stool   David's secret sauce of success   Tips on how to find a mentor   Opportunities for Voice Over Gigs   David's advice on what equipment to have   How to start doing Voice Over works   Discover the Abraham Lincoln Method   Key takeaways:   Actors are notoriously poor; not only money but also food, information, and guidance   If you do more of what works and less of what doesn't, you can't help but become more successful   Find a mentor who knows what they're talking about   With performing all you do is wake up with the idea that you want to be a performer, and declare yourself as a performer   When you're first getting started don't overspend   Voice over is easy but it is more effective if you know what you are doing   "If I had an hour to chop down a tree, I would spend the first 45 minutes of that hour sharpening my ax." - Abraham Lincoln   It makes short work of what you're setting out to do, if your tools, training, and your attitude is great   "Good artists borrow, great artists steal." - Picasso   Resources:   ACX   Connecting with David:   Website Voice Over Website David's App Twitter

It is the second weekend of June and I am finally joining Paul Haan and Eric Doyle with Eric's Friend Jamison for a weekend of fly fishing. This would , for Jamison and me, be our first fly fishing excursion and it quickly became clear   that we had a lot to learn as we tried to catch our first fish out of the Muskegon River. Fly fishing is a more involved activity than you might first think. I am confident that their are scores, if not hundreds, of species of flies that one can use that try and entice various fish to strike and impale themselves upon a hook. The flies you use change depending on the time of year, what is hatching, what is turning from nymph to fly (I think) and what the fish are doing. You may try different flies at different times of the day ; you might try using more than one fly at a time; you might move you line in different ways to make a fish think the fly is more like a real tasty morsel than not. Of course, most times you will fail to catch a fish - it's a good thing we about catch and release and not trying to put food on our tables. While I doubt I'll ever be an active fisherman, if for no other reason than logistics of getting to fishing holes, I did enjoy my attempt at fly fishing. I am sure their are other people with very limited vision who fish, taking advantage of welcomed help by those who can see and know what they're doing, and I'm quite happy I was able to join the fishing community. A trip video on YouTube is here.

On this science fiction podcast, we interview David H. Lawrence VII, AKA Eric Doyle, the Puppet Master from Heroes. Also on the menu tonight we announce the Star Wars Trivia winner, our discision to join the Lifestyle Podnetwork, our Farscape show two weeks from now, Fringe Season 3 is a go, Felicia Day comes to SyFy, new Tron Legacy and Iron Man 2 trailers are out, Star Trek finally wins and Oscar, Alice in Wonderland breaks the Box Office, the new Aliens will be in 3D, and Jay from Georgia brings us his top five SciFi Classic Movies in the SciFi Five in Five.

On this science fiction podcast, we interview David H. Lawrence VII, AKA Eric Doyle, the Puppet Master from Heroes. Also on the menu tonight we announce the Star Wars Trivia winner, our discision to join the Lifestyle Podnetwork, our Farscape show two weeks from now, Fringe Season 3 is a go, Felicia Day comes to SyFy, new Tron Legacy and Iron Man 2 trailers are out, Star Trek finally wins and Oscar, Alice in Wonderland breaks the Box Office, the new Aliens will be in 3D, and Jay from Georgia brings us his top five SciFi Classic Movies in the SciFi Five in Five.