Podcast appearances and mentions of Eric Fox

It's our second installment talking with the management team at New England Aquarium following our recent three-day onsite visit with the pinniped and penguin department. With so much institutional and operant conditioning change affecting not only the animals' overall management through greater training and enrichment, but the employees' work experiences and responsibilities, how are the aquarium's leaders helping their teams adjust and thrive? We talk with Associate Curators, Patty Leonard and Eric Fox along with managers, Rebekah Miller and Diana Major. Animal Care Software

Eric Fox shares how God used Winter Retreat to change is his life 180 degrees.

Eric Fox shares how God has transformed his life 180 degrees.

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Scott Kovesdy is the co-founder of Desert Fox Golf. Before starting up Desert Fox he graduated from Penn State University with a degree in electrical engineering. He then went on to work for intel for 23 years while getting his masters in business administration through Arizona State University. Now Scott, along with Eric Fox, work side by side to bring unique and convenient accessories for your golf game. Desert Fox's Links: Instagram: @desertfoxgolf TikTok: @desertfoxgolf Twitter: @desertfoxgolf Facebook: Desert Fox Golf LinkedIn: Desert Fox Golf Website: https://desertfoxgolf.com/ Website: https://www.desertfoxproducts.com/ Roughnecks Links: Website - https://www.roughneckspodcast.com/ Instagram - @roughneckspodcast Twitter - @roughneckspodc1 Facebook - @roughneckspodcast Tik Tok - @roughneckspodcast Cole's Instagram - @colennixon7 Email - info@roughneckspodcast.com Discount code "roughnecks" at Leo Supplements Discount code "roughnecks" at Desert Fox Golf --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roughneckspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/roughneckspodcast/support

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In This Episode Thanks for the Memories - Kim Cunningham Guest: Tsvet Ross-Lazarov, Lead Instructional Designer - COMET/MetEd Atmosphere Weather App atmosphereweather.com/ Tracker Chat - Storm Chasing Etiquette Lightning Round - Match Game 5% Discount at helicity.co/sff #weatherfools - We present the fools doing stupid things in weather situations Potty Mouth Forecasts - We search the Dark Web to find some discarded clips of our weather friends going off with some naughty language Check out our Patreon page for exciting ways to support our podcast and interact with us more!  www.patreon.com/stormfrontfreaks Our Guest: Tsvet Ross-Lazarov Tsvet Ross-Lazarov is the Lead Instructional Designer at the COMET Program. An Instructional Designer for two decades, he has designed interactive e-learning, online courses and in-person instructional events. The MetEd website, COMET's signature offering, is a free collection of hundreds of training resources intended for the geoscience community. It delivers over 240,000 hours of online education each year in disciplines such as aviation weather, climate, convective weather, emergency management, hydrology, numerical modeling, satellite meteorology and winter weather, among many others. COMET/MetEd Website The Forecast Like You've Never Seen Before with Atmosphere Weather App Tracker Chat from our friends at TornadoTrackers.org Get 5% discount at Helicity including Storm Front Freaks Podcast Merch at helicity.co/sff #weatherfools Links Phil - Still on the Field During Hail at a Camden Yards MLB Game Dina - Moon is NOT that Close to the North Pole Brady - Weather Channel's Uranus Headline Submit your questions or comments about this show to questions@stormfrontfreaks.com or on our social media accounts and we may read it on our next episode! Twitter: @stromfrontfreak Facebook: @stormfrontfreaks Instagram: @stormfrontfreaks YouTube "RAW":  YouTube.com/stormfrontfreaks Next episode we're discussion Phil's longtime passion of Storm Chaser Safety with law enforcement officer and storm chaser, Eric Fox!  We'll be recording RAW and LIVE on Thursday, May 12th.  Become a member of our patreon.com/stormfrontfreaks to tune in LIVE and watch the RAW recording or look for the audio podcast available that Sunday following the recording. Credits Opening Music: Brett Epstein Closing Music: Gabe Cox Other Music: “Pecos Hank” Schyma from El Reno Blues

One of the big surprises of the late 2010's was the acquisition of Buchla and Associates by someone local to me: Eric Fox of Foxtone Music. I'd heard of Foxtone, but never visited, and never expected something like this to happen in good ‘ol Minneapolis. But sure enough, Buchla was now based out of the Twin Cities. While I'm not a Buchla user, I've always been fascinated by Don Buchla's work, and I was interested in this new iteration of Buchla – especially given the recent announcement of the official Tiptop 200-series modules, along with the revamp of the Easel that was shown at Superbooth. There was no time like now to reach out to Eric for a chat. Our discussion is pretty interesting: from his start as a punk guitarist, to his entre into music retailing, and finally landing on synthesizers as his ticket, Eric hasn't ever taken the easy road. But through perseverance, and a willingness to be “that irritating guy”, he has created a place – not only in music retailing, but in synthesizer history. See what Eric is up to by checking out the Buchla website: https://buchla.com/ Enjoy! Transcription available at http://www.darwingrosse.com/AMT/transcript-0368.html Exclusive extra content on the Patron page: https://www.patreon.com/darwingrosse

Welcome to episode 22 of Source Of Uncertainty. Get ready to phase in or phase out (whichever you prefer) with a long look at the Infinite Phase Shifter Model 297. Robert and Kyle then check in with Buchla USA CEO Eric Fox about the past year and a half since we last talked and chat about what’s coming in the future.    Show notes: Hello: 0:00 297 Featured Module: 22:22 Interview with Eric Fox: 1:15:00 Goodbye: 2:46:40   Find out more about Buchla at: https://buchla.com/  Purchase Robert’s new album at: https://robstand.com/  Purchase Kyle’s new album at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/  Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/ Listen and subscribe to The Deerhorn podcast: https://thedeerhorn.podbean.com/  Listen and subscribe to Cosmic Tape Music Club podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cosmic-tape-music-club-hosted-by-the-galaxy-electric/id1550827261  Subscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/ Get your source of uncertainty t-shirts at http://sourceofuncertainty.threadless.com/  Support the show and get access to exclusive videos and audio content through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertainty Find us on Instagram @sourceofuncertainty Contact us at sourceofuncertainty.audio

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we begin a new series on Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. We set the game in its time and studio, and then speak a fair amount about its holistic approach to design, its fluidity, and its contextualization of game mechanics. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Up to defeating Demon Dad Issues covered: 2003 with lots of sequels and licenses, when you launch a new IP, a strange sort of gap year, the prior incarnation of the game, emulating Tomb Raider and feeling heavy, buliding one you can learn with, burning Jordan Mechner, UbiSoft becoming a bigger player, the continuation of the series into the next generation, maintaining IP rights, rebooting with your own flavor of a thing, partnering with Nintendo, branching out with outside the box thinking, UbiSoft model of layering in content, supporting four engines internally, the Jade engine, the feeling of flying, feeling like a hero, perfecting and polishing a mechanic and getting the credit, melding multiple things together very well, using the linearity to contextually drive movement and camera, setting it in a place, the formula being copied for many years, "motion capture," rotoscoping in the original, moving from mark-up to mark-up fluidly due to blending, using transition points to drive the camera, shipping programmer art, orientalism, a holistic translation to 3D, contextualization of mechanics, basing the mechanics upon the narrative elements, avoiding cognitive load through holism, ludonarrative dissonance, writing getting out ahead of mechanics, switching discs. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Max Payne 2, Jak 2, Ratchet & Clank 2, Final Fantasy X-2, SoulCalibur 2, PlayStation 2, Devil May Cry (series), Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb, Splinter Cell, Tomb Raider Angel of Darkness, CORE Design, Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne, EverQuest, EVE Online, Call of Duty, Knights of the Old Republic, Mario Kart Double Dash, Beyond Good & Evil, Legend of Zelda (series), Michel Ancel, Jedi Academy, Uru: Ages Beyond MYST, SWAT, The Hobbit, Charlie's Angels, Pirates of the Caribbean, Enter the Matrix, Hulk, Ang Lee, True Crime: Streets of LA, XIII, Red Orb, Broderbund, Jordan Mechner, UbiSoft, Rainbow Six, Tom Clancy, The Learning Company, SSI, Rayman (series), Assassin's Creed (series), Patrice Desilets, Clint Hocking, Baldur's Gate, BioWare, Dragon Age, Nintendo, Immortals: Fenyx Rising, Wii, Far Cry (series), Watch Dogs (series), EA, God of War, Gears of War, Kill.Switch, Mario 64, Tomb Raider, Spyro, Crash Bandicoot, Crystal Dynamics, House of Moves, Obi-Wan, Remi Lacoste, The Initiative, Daryl Gallagher, Perfect Dark, Starfighter (series), John Webb, Pillars of Eternity, Secret of Evermore, SNES, Icewind Dale, Planescape: Torment, Uncharted (series), Raiders of the Lost Ark, Eric Fox, Grim Fandango, Knives Out, Mission: Impossible. Links: How It's Made Next time: Up to the Drawbridge Twitch: brettdouville or timlongojr, instagram:timlongojr, Twitter: @timlongojr and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

We made it to Episode 39 of the Behind the Golf Brand Podcast.  In this week's episode, I interview my friends Scott Kovesdy and Eric Fox, the Founders of Desert Fox Golf. The Phone Caddy from Desert Fox Golf is a great idea that delivers on everything the new age of golf is asking for. Players continue to take more and more devices to the course and golf carts continue to expand their options for cell phone applications. Golfers that use their phone for anything on the golf course should be making sure they take care of their device and make it as easy as possible to focus on their games and scores and the Desert Fox Golf Phone Caddy can help in both of those areas.Support the show (https://legiongolf.co/)

Mike Whalen and Eric Fox talk about the NFC and AFC Championship Games plus other news around the NFL. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Matty joins the crew along with special guest Eric Fox to talk some NFL draft and NY Jets. Along with reaction to Francisco Lindor press conference --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anthony-grandinetti/support

In this episode we've got Eric Fox over to talk about self employment in times of crisis.

When we were just a fledgling little show with no community, Julia Shapiro agreed to join and tell us about her #legaltech startup, Hire an Esquire. This started a mutual friendship between her legal technology staffing company and LegalTechLIVE. Her company has grown and expanded significantly since that first interview in 2015. HAE maintains some incredible data on the legal industry including trends and forecasting. They joined us now, in October of 2020, which has not been the easiest of years for legal practitioners or anyone else for that matter. As we expect more of the same come 2021, I wanted to get a feel for the data HAE is seeing. We talk a lot in this episode about the following topics impacting the #legal community: chaos, adaptability and resiliency. Members of the HAE team joining us for this conversation include: CEO - Julia Shapiro COO - Catherine Enck Director of People Analytics - Eric Fox More About Hire An Esquire & our Guests: Julia Shapiro: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliaclai.... Catherine Enck: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherine.... Eric Fox: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-fox-.... Hire An Esquire website: https://hireanesquire.com/.

Two best friends who meet up years later and start a salon—profitable since inception. They’re incredible partners who have built an inspiring salon ethos based on values you and I love most. Learn from Los Angeles salon owners, Braden Weinstock and Eric Fox—how they survived and plan to thrive through the Covid-19 crisis. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/fMWF_o0Zv6U   PARTNER WITH MEET YOUR STYLIST! https://www.meetyourstylist.com   OUR INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/beyondthetechnique   HERE’S THE LINK TO OUR PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP! https://www.facebook.com/groups/370912749922331   EDUCATION WE OFFER https://www.beyondthetechnique.com/salon-education-business-classes   SHOP OUR SALON BUSINESS RESOURCES! https://www.beyondthetechnique.com/shop   FOLLOW eFOXX HAIR! Website: https://efoxxhair.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/efoxxhair

One year after the Twins won the 1991 World Series, Mackey & Judd recap the 1992 Twins, which was a 90-win team but missed the playoffs; (3:50) The legend of Eric Fox; (08:00) What was the mood before the July series against Oakland started?; (14:00) Did Mark McGwire’s steroid use help end the Twins season?; (17:00) Is John Smiley one of the most forgotten about Twins trades in team history?; (25:00) Could the Twins have extended their championship window?; (30:00) Where would you rank this Twins team among all-time teams?

“You never really know how much people are willing to do or are prepared or want to help until it’s needed.” Eric Fox on DADicated.com (Eric’s daughter went through a long coma, wasn’t breathing on her own for the first five weeks and she had a 3% chance of survival). Eric Fox is a stay-at-home Dad of two, married since 1999, living in Dubai. In 2015 his wife Krysta was diagnosed with breast cancer but has now recovered. In November 2017, right after Krysta’s chemo, Chloe, his daughter, was involved in a near fatal road accident resulting in a coma for weeks on end with a 3% chance of living. Luckily she is well on the way to recovery. In our session Eric opens up about the strain the situation brought to their marriage and how they managed to turn their relationship around. Eric shares how he managed to deal with the feelings and fears throughout his wife’s and daughter’s fight for recovery. We talk about his situation as a stay-at-home dad, how the family deals with all of this. Eric also shares how Matthew, his son, dealt with his sister’s accident at the time. The most powerful takeaways for me as a dad where: Always oblige when your kids want to spend time, you can’t get that opportunity back. Make sure your children understand that they can never disappoint you. No matter what happens. Check-in on the best, worst and funniest every night over dinner with everyone. Schedule important conversations with your wife and don’t try them when you’re exhausted or the kids are screaming. If your friends need your help, be the first to raise your hand. “Bring clarity to discussions. Say what it is that you want to say and also work out how you want to receive information.“ On a personal note: South Africa’s Covid-19 lockdown has brought the economy near collapse and people are starving. If you, as many, love Cape Town and its people, please do check out our initiative www.togetherforcapetown.com and donate. Our aim is to provide 3.000.000 meals to children in Cape Town’s townships before the year is out. Thank you! Beautiful quote by Eric Fox: “When things became extremely difficult communication or the lack thereof became crucial.” Thank you for listening and sharing this episode of dadicated.com. If you like it, please consider leaving a review, truly appreciated. Links from this session: Help us to reach our goal of feeding 3.000.000 kids in Cape Town’s townships before the end of 2020: https://togetherforcapetown.com/ Dadicated.com Website: www.dadicated.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dadicateddotcom/message

It took us a while to identify the guest for episode 50. After a brief meeting in San Francisco, Nick was convinced we had to bring Hire An Esquire back to the show for the 50th. A legaltech startup who has experienced immense growth and success, we're happy to present a great episode with a great team, including CEO Julia Shapiro, COO Catherine Enck, CTO Leonard Pratt, and their industrial psychologist Eric Fox. Learn more about the team at: https://hireanesquire.com/ On Twitter: https://twitter.com/HireAnEsquire On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/hire... And more on: https://legaltechlive.com/.

Imagine this: you are floating, alone, in space. It's not scary, though, it's nice, a comforting lack of care or concern. What's that? Who is this, floating up beside you? It's Jenks Associate Principal and Known Dad About Campus, Eric Fox!Dad Chats talks feathered hair and saxophones with the Dad Song of the Day (1:48). We follow this up with "how not to coach a little league team" (5:29), "do you get jealous of mom?" (9:39), "how do you deal with being judged?" (12:10),  "does unconditional love mean you always like your kid?" (16:06), "what aspects of yourself do you see in your kids?" (18:12), and general ADVICE FROM A DAD (21:30).In the second half of our show, we get into our weekly segments with Ask a Dad, where we answer student-submitted questions rapid-fire (24:03), including a truly terrible Dad Joke; Dad Recommendations, where we recommend Dad Things to Do with your kids (32:09); and Dad Gifts, where we recommend gifts to buy a dad (number 5 will surprise you) (34:15).If you have any questions for Ask a Dad, or would like your own dad to be a guest on the show, please email us at jenksdadchats@gmail.com

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we start a new series on 1999's Sega cult classic Shenmue. We've visited 1999 before, so we briefly set it in context before moving on to the salient question: What even is this game? We talk about the way the story begins, the environment interactivity, and the "open world" and time, among other topics. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Up until we're looking for Warehouse 8 Issues covered: what this game was relative to 1999, the most expensive title of its day, lack of commercial success, a strange turn for Yu Suzuki, the importance of SEGA in the industry at the time, how much of Ryo's story has been told, Dreamcast's weird experiments, the change of the Japanese market, not even really knowing what this game was, starting from scratch even from a genre perspective, "full reactive eyes entertainment" or FREE, getting into the cold open, motivating the player, giving you an in to the mystery and the start of play, player and character motivations tightly linked, slowly introducing you to the world, removing some of the mechanics of mourning, the Band-Aid of power, "pointless interaction," little cutscenes with his father, methodical slow initial pacing, being worried about a full inventory, quickly removing a picture from the wall, a sort of tech fetishization, attention to detail, feeling like a simulation, what kind of simulation this is, very elaborate per-character scripting, the sorts of ways we simulate these days, the cost of developing a game like this, other highly scheduled games of the time, day-night schedules, always having the clock on the HUD, lack of time manipulation, learning to know your location, learning the schedules of characters, seeing a character leave or arrive at his apartment, being able to theorize about what characters it made sense to talk to, calling back to text adventures, process of elimination vs logic-ing out, systemic conversation options, automating something similar to Ultima keywords, spaces in the notebook, having cultural aspects in the story, integrating into a foreign culture, likely personal goals for the game, an allegory for certain clashes, the fortune-teller, upsetting the DAoC economy, staying away from the WoW economy, making crafting more or less optional, encouraging interaction between players or not, insider training in WoW, real world money, getting around in WoW, playing modless, finding a place again a decade later, having those moments you can't have any other way, being aware of your market and building budget-appropriate. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Charlie Chaplin, System Shock 2, Planescape: Torment, Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver, EverQuest, Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear, Counterstrike, Alien vs Predator, Rollercoaster Tycoon, Team Fortress Classic, Half-Life, Quake, Final Fantasy VIII, Medal of Honor, The Longest Journey, Sierra, Unreal Tournament, Homeworld, Silent Hill, Super Smash Bros, Mario Party 2, Dreamcast, Crazy Taxi, The Offspring, Soulcalibur, Yu Suzuki, Hang-On, Space Harrier, Virtua Racing, Virtua Fighter, Out Run, Afterburner, SEGA, Blue Dragon, Phantasy Star Online I & II, Sonic Adventure, Blue Stinger, Seaman, Samba de Amigo, Rez, Ikaruga, PlayStation 2, Red Dead Redemption 2, Trespasser, Gone Home, The Sims, Majora's Mask, Groundhog Day, Ocarina of Time, GTA III, Assassin's Creed (series), Bethesda Game Studios, Skyrim, Deadline, Witness, LucasArts, Ultima (series), Yakuza (series), Godzilla, jesusfreak144000, Eric Fox, Dark Age of Camelot, World of Warcraft, EVE Online, Makendi/Aaron, Twitch, Curse, Ashton Herrmann, Morrowind, Dark Souls, Game Maker's Toolkit, Dead Space (series), Frank Gibeau, Mark Brown. Next time: Up until the end of the next open world section Links: Could not find the gold farmer article, sorry!  

We have reached the 4th episode of Source Of Uncertainty, and we're playing with Eurorack modules? YES! Buchla USA's RED PANEL system is now available and we explore this modular time machine with our podcasting brethren Tim Held from the Podular Modcast. We then talk to the head of Buchla USA Eric Fox about taking over the company from "BEMI" and everything that's in store for the future!Show NotesHello: 0:00 New Module Talk: 4:20 RED PANEL exploration with Tim Held: 9:30 Eric Fox Interview: 1:12:45 Goodbye: 2:19:00 Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sourceofuncertaintyGet your tickets for Velocity: https://www.velocityseattle.com/ For more information on Buchla USA visit: https://buchla.com/ Listen and subscribe to Podular Modcast: https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/Listen and subscribe to Esoteric Modulation: https://www.esotericmodulation.com/subscribe-to-podcastSubscribe to Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.com/Listen to Robert’s music at: https://mutierend.bandcamp.com/releasesListen to Kyle’s music at: https://darksparkler.bandcamp.com/Email us at: sourceofuncertaintypod@gmail.comFind us on Instagram: @sourceofuncertainty And at: sourceofuncertainty.audio

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we begin a new series on 2001's Devil May Cry, an action beat-'em-up from Capcom. We situate the game in its time and talk about its evolution from the Resident Evil series with its action. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: First four missions Issues covered: gaming in 2001, the origins of the title as Resident Evil 4 and making it into a new franchise, leaning into the tone, the beginning of the Clover legacy, distilling down to God of War, camera changes, we riff on the ranks, evolving the camera from Resident Evil, branching off the controls, dealing with the stick when moving from screen to screen, the Capcom 5, many takes on Dante's Inferno, "Devil May Care," dripping with style, style *is* substance, a game that wants you to dive in and get good, switching to be more aggressive to fight the first boss, where you can run from the return of that boss, the presentation of easy mode, learning to read a hard game, trying different third-person cameras at this time, facing difficulty and having to figure it out, change in game tastes in the last two decades: repetition vs continuing spectacle, physical limitations, grinding for consumables and the store, how does scoring work, taking a weird detour into watery skulls, how this series evolved to present day and greater generosity, procedurally generated emails, Diablo's shrines, the strategy of allowing a shared copy of the game actually driving sales, virality, generosity driving sales, hacks and cheats and the difficulty of preventing them. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Capcom, Jedi Starfighter, Ico, Grand Theft Auto III, Anachronox, Silent Hill 2, Resident Evil (series), Halo: Combat Evolved, Metal Gear Solid 2, Max Payne, Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance, Diablo, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Onimusha: Warlords, Nintendo GameCube, Super Smash Bros. Melee, 007: Agent Under Fire, PlayStation 2, Jak & Daxter, Twisted Metal Black, Andrew Kirmse, Pikmin, Luigi's Mansion, Hideki Kamiya, Shinji Mikami, Clover Studio, Platinum Games, Viewtiful Joe, Okami, Bayonetta, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, Dark Souls (series), God of War, PN 03, Killer 7, Dead Phoenix, Dante's Inferno, Patrick Klepek, Kingdom Hearts, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, Full Throttle 2, Star Wars: Bounty Hunter, Tomb Raider, Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine, Mr. Beast, DOOM (1993), Eric Fox, David Brevik, Quake, GOG, Alpha Protocol. Next time: Through Mission 10 https://twitch.tv/brettdouville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

In his 4 short years with CH, Eric Fox has made a significant impact on many team members and guests as he genuinely commits to growing an engaged community in Wheeling. He has found an effective formula in balancing his mission to be a great husband, father, and leader that starts with the ultimate positive mindset. He truly understands that success is today! I had the pleasure of catching up with Eric earlier this year to connect and share. Enjoy!

Well I meant to have this episode out before my interview with Steve Hayes, but the timing was such that it made more sense to have Steve's episode published ASAP in case people were interested in participating in the ACT Bootcamp for Behavior Analysts (and if you do decide to go, use the promo code BOP to save $50 on registration). As such, there may be some references in my chat with Dr. Nick Berens about my interview-to-be with Steve. So I apologize for any confusing anachronisms. That said, I don't think the poor timing on my part detracts from the content that Nick brought to this conversation. If you're not familiar with Nick, here is his bio: Dr. Berens received his Ph.D. in behavior analysis from the University of Nevada under the supervision of Dr. Steven Hayes. He has served on several professional boards including the Standard Celeration Society, Nevada Association for Behavior Analysis, and the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science’s education special interest group.  Berens is an experienced applied researcher and has published and presented in the areas of core behavioral process related to language and development, the merits of the scientist practitioner model, Relational Frame Theory, Precision Teaching, and program evaluation. He has spent the last 10 years researching and developing the Fit Learning system of instruction.  This system targets areas such as basic classroom readiness, core processing speed, phonemic awareness, reading fluency, reading comprehension, language-based comprehension, basic and advanced mathematics, grammar, expressive writing, logic, problem solving, and Executive Functioning.  He and the Fit Learning team have implemented the system with over 1,000 children ages 3-18 years old.  These children have presented with a variety of skill levels and diagnoses including children diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, learning disabilities including AD/HD, Dyslexia, Dygraphia, Dyscalcula, Auditory Processing Disorder, Non-Verbal Learning Disorder, and struggling learners, as well as, gifted students.  The Fit Learning system has consistently been shown to produce one year’s growth in 8-weeks. Nick in deep thought... ... and if the name Berens sounds familiar, in Session 44, I spoke with his better half as it were, Dr. Kim Berens, who described how Fit Learning was founded and what it's evolved into today. In this episode, Nick discussed the role of Relational Frame Theory as it relates to the work that they do at Fit Learning. As Steve did, Nick makes the case that derived relational responses are operants that are critical to language development. Likewise, we take a minute to discuss objections to RFT, and what he thinks about those who remain skeptical of this approach to understanding language development (and for those who are a little tired of all this ACT/RFT stuff, we'll have some other topics featured over the next few episodes). We didn't get too heavy into references, but Nick did suggest a few resources for folks to look into if they want to learn more: Dr. Eric Fox's online RFT tutorial. Learning RFT: An introduction to Relational Frame Theory and its Clinical Application, by Niklas Torneke, MD. And here are some of the publications by the Fit team Nick mentioned: School, Meds, and Moms- Using the Standard Celeration Chart for a Contextual Analysis of Behavior Putting the Precision in Precision Teaching- Using the Standard Celeration Chart for Ongoing Assessment Discovery Through the Lens of the Standard Celeraton Chart- Informing and Facilitating Inductive Intervention Strategies Assessing Functional Relations- The Utility of the Standard Celeration Chart I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did! This podcast episode is sponsored by the following: Constellations Behavioral Services. CBS believes that everyone can learn, everyone can participate, and everyone can communicate. They provide outstanding ABA services in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts, and to learn more about career opportunities at CBS, click here. Clinical Behavior Analysis, Kentucky’s leading provider of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), counseling and direct support services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, acquired brain injury and autism. They are about to open The Center for Behavior Analysis, a 13,000 square foot, state of art facility in Louisville, KY, and they’re looking for a clinical director to lead a highly motivated team of clinicians and technicians. So to learn more, go to cbacares.com/careers and set up your confidential interview today! And while not technically a sponsor, if you're in the midwest and want to check out a cool event, consider attending the Hoosier Association for Behavior Analysis' 10th anniversary conference. I've interviewed almost everyone on the speakers' roster, so I know attendees are bound to hear some good stuff. I'll also be doing my first live, in-person podcast with HABA's keynote speaker, Dr. Matthew Normand. It should be a good time had by all, and I hope to see you there!

With Halloween approaching, we're covering a frightening topic for business owners: an IRS examination! Eric Fox and Jamie Brown—two tax attorneys with highly respected firm Ivins, Phillips & Barker—join host Damien Martin to break down tax controversy and explain why IRS exams don't have to turn into a horror story. Here's what you'll find in our latest episode: Tax controversy explained @ 1:46 What business owners should do if they receive a notice from the IRS @ 6:09 It's critical that you get someone involved early @ 8:57 Are there audit red flags with the IRS? @ 16:34 Considerations & action items for the new centralized partnership audit regime @19:38

With Halloween approaching, we’re covering a frightening topic for business owners: an IRS examination! Eric Fox and Jamie Brown—two tax attorneys with highly respected firm Ivins, Phillips & Barker—join host Damien Martin to break down tax controversy and explain why IRS exams don’t have to turn into a horror story. Here’s what you’ll find in our latest episode: Tax controversy explained @ 1:46 What business owners should do if they receive a notice from the IRS @ 6:09 It’s critical that you get someone involved early @ 8:57 Are there audit red flags with the IRS? @ 16:34 Considerations & action items for the new centralized partnership audit regime @19:38

This week, I've got another diverse array of guests from Trail Days in Damascus a few weeks ago. While I guess a parade of hikers could have been interviewed, I preferred to go with others associated with the Appalachian Trail, so I've managed to get another interesting mix together.   Dan Bedore is hiking a kind of alternative AT, keeping the pioneering spirit of the trail alive by spending large amounts of time totally by himself. He said that he preferred it that way. When I checked his website, bedore.org, I was amazed at the variety of trails that he has completed. For those of you wishing to go a little off the beaten track, Dan's site is a good place to start. You can reach out to Dan at danshike@yahoo.com if you'd like to find out more about his journeys.   Next, I spoke with the first of the vendors this week. One of the Jacks, of Jacks R Better, demonstrated the Bear Mountain Bridge Hammock, based upon the design of a suspension bridge. It provides a flat sleeping surface. I was a little doubtful, but it was terrific. Had I seen this in 2014, I may have even considered a hammock. You can find out more about the company at the Jacks R Better website and this video demonstrates the setup of the hammock.   Eric Fox, the son of Alison and Bob Fox, hiked the AT a couple of years back. Bob wrote Eric's story for him, in a really interesting family collaboration, called The Endless Trail. Check out the book on Amazon. You can also see more about the book at Bob's website and Facebook page. Click on the appropriate link. Here's a picture of the two of us.     Kyle Jeffreys introduced me to a very reasonably priced air pad. The company is Klymit, and I highly recommend their website. I tried out the Static V2. At just over $60, it is a bargain and extremely comfortable. The website will give you far more information, as well as some really excellent deals for somebody putting together a bunch of equipment from one supplier. Once again, click on the link that appeals to you.   Moe Lemire is a hiker who wanted to give back. Instead of just talking about it, he joined the NY-NJ Trail Conference, responsible for more than 50 miles of the AT in these two states. If you're from that area, or simply want to see the great work that Moe and his team do, check out their website.   Eddie Hinnant was showing us The Packa, his very own invention, at Trail Days. He demonstrated his combination pack cover and jacket with the fervor of a man who knows he has done good work. Let Eddie himself show you in this video. If you want to learn more, go to Eddie's website.   Lisa Quigley, representing the Virginia Creeper Trail, told us as much as she could in the few minutes we spoke. If you'd like to learn more, you can see their pretty website or even their Facebook page.   Finally, Dave Degler was kind enough to talk to me about the work of A Christian Ministry in the National Parks. I was so impressed with Dave and his charming team, three of whom are hiking the trail this year. If you'd like to learn more about the extensive outreach that they do, visit their website.   I hope that you enjoyed meeting some of the people at Trail Days. I'm really glad that I went, and I PROMISE, the audio quality of outdoor recordings will improve if I do this again!!   Charlotte Taney, a previous guest, was originally unsure about any concerns that she may have had prior to starting the AT. On reflection, however, it turned out that she had a few for this week's Fear and Loathing on the Appalachian Trail.   Attie seems right back into it, so we're both looking longer term than we had in previous weeks. I can't tell you how delighted I am. I also know that I posted this picture a few weeks ago, but I wanted a Trail Days picture to go with the podcast on Facebook and this turns out to be it.     One last thing.   If you've read any of my three books and you HAVEN'T left a review, please do me a big favor and click on the appropriate link below to take you directly to the review page of that book. Thanks so much.   My Appalachian Trial I: Three Weddings and a Sabbatical   My Appalachian Trial II: Creaking Geezer, Hidden Flagon   Hiking the Appalachian Trail is Easy: Especially if You've Never Hiked Before.   By the way, remember that this last book is free at my author's website, though I won't be in the least bit offended if you want to pay me $2.99 for it!!

Advance planning - understanding what might happen and what to do about it - is a cornerstone of great emergency management programs. Special events provide regular opportunities to practice our planning and deployment skills. Sgt. Fox joins us in this episode to discuss special event planning in one of the most populous counties in the U.S.

Get ready Horror fans! This week we sit down with the filmmakers of HAG official selection at the upcoming Comic Con International Film Festival. This short horror film is BIG on production. Shot on the ARRI Alexa digital cinema camera, it looks amazing and boasts some spectacular makeup from FACEOFF alum Eric Fox. Writer/Director Erik Gardner and Producer/Editor Michael Alberts from Scaryopolis Productions talk about their filmmaking partnership, love for the Horror genre, and give lots of critical advice to indie filmmakers with big ideas and small budgets. HAG - You are what she eats.

Supreme League of Patriots is now available. To celebrate we have decided to invite on a Podcast the special talent behind the most notorious characters’ voices: Kyle Keever, The Purple Patriot, Melvin, Consuela and the Cold War Warrior to discuss inspiration and what they really think of Phoenix most obnoxious character yet to date. It is nothing but an honor to be able to gather such amazing bunch of people together, so happy to present our invited guests this time around: Eric Fox, Zach Holzman, Sandra Espinoza, Lucas Schuneman and of course Phil Ings. They help us explore furthermore the world of Supreme League of Patriots, as well as their own thoughts on their characters, story and their experiences into becoming voice actors. Media update is hosted by @St1ka and @Sayomgwtf

AGENT Jeffrey Umberger: Improv is the Gold Standard! Part 3 of 3 Back to my mega Q&A session with VO Agent Jeffrey Umberger!  Today's show – part 3 – we cover a LOT of ground!  Starting with ‘what are you really worth' as a voiceover talent, discussing VO rates and negotiation. Also, a good discussion about agents, advertising agencies and production co's seeking talent on p2p! After the break - Per Jeffrey, IMPROV IS A GOLD STANDARD and all VO actors should do it!  IMPROV OPENS DOORS…  There's more about having multiple agents, commissions and contracts…  And all of it is a great conversation for you to hear! THANKS to these VO friends who submitted questions:  Bob Souer, Eric Fox, Ed Victor, Laura Bednarski, Dan Wachs, Jon Bailey, Scott Reyns, Fran McClellan, Moe Rock, LarryHudson, Rick Riley, Mike McGonegal, Dave Courvoisier, Tazia Valenza, Tom Pinto, Elley Ray, Anthony Piselli. Jeffrey is owner of UMBERGER AGENCY, a premiere voiceover talent agency in the United States. His select VO talent roster includes the announcer for Queen Latifa's VH1 series “Single Ladies”, Grammy winner and multi-platinum entertainer Lee Greenwood, Emmy-winning CNN Anchor Martin Savidge, and the actors known for the voices of “Crackle” for Kellogg's Rice Krispies, “Fast Eddie” of the Keebler Elves, and Pam on the FX series “Archer”, to name a few. www.umbergeragency.com Love That VoiceOver is a podcast showcasing in-depth interviews unveiling the personalities and projects behind the mic.  Every interview is a fresh perspective on the art and artistry behind the microphone.... VO artist LoveThatRebecca, aka Rebecca Haugh, is your host and producer of Love That VoiceOver. Rebecca also honors voiceover improv with LoveThatImprovVO.com Connect on Twitter @LoveThatVO, on FaceBook page Love That Voiceover, plus LoveThatVoiceover.com.  

AGENT Jeffrey Umberger: The Secrets Behind the Agency Curtain? Part 2 of 3 We continue a mega Q&A session with VO Agent Jeffrey Umberger.  Today's show – part 2 – we peek “behind the curtain” into the life of a VO Talent Agent.  Jeffrey's an actor's advocate, previously being an actor and in casting himself, and knows that many actors are lacking information about an agent's time & priorities. His approach is as an actor's advocate, running the biz with a HEART toward the actor while keeping the clients needs also in mind.  Get tips about keeping in touch with any agent.  And hear how Jeffrey pitches talent to clients. After the break, the new digital age of casting and how it impacts him with both opportunity for national jobs & incredible competition. Plus, Jeffrey's call to action to be responsible with voiceover rates. THANKS VO friends who gave questions:  Bob Souer, Eric Fox, Ed Victor, Laura Bednarski, Dan Wachs, Jon Bailey, Scott Reyns, Fran McClellan, Moe Rock, LarryHudson, Rick Riley, Mike McGonegal, Dave Courvoisier, Tazia Valenza, Tom Pinto, Elley Ray, Anthony Piselli. Jeffrey is owner of UMBERGER AGENCY in Atlanta, Georgia USA. His select VO talent roster includes the announcer for Queen Latifa's VH1 series “Single Ladies”, Grammy winner and multi-platinum entertainer Lee Greenwood, Emmy-winning CNN Anchor Martin Savidge, and the actors known for the voices of “Crackle” for Kellogg's Rice Krispies, “Fast Eddie” of the Keebler Elves, and Pam on the FX series “Archer”, to name a few. www.umbergeragency.com Love That VoiceOver is a podcast showcasing in-depth interviews unveiling the personalities and projects behind the mic.  Every interview is a fresh perspective on the art and artistry behind the microphone.... VO artist LoveThatRebecca, aka Rebecca Haugh, is your host and producer of Love That VoiceOver. Rebecca also honors voiceover improv with LoveThatImprovVO.com Connect on Twitter @LoveThatVO, on FaceBook page Love That Voiceover, plus LoveThatVoiceover.com.  

Eric Fox, Veros VP for Statistical and Economic Modeling, explains the real estate outlook from his firm's housing model.