Podcast appearances and mentions of Eric Gibson

On this week's episode of Fully Equipped, GOLF's Kris McCormack and Fairway Jockey's Wadeh Maroun are joined by Golf Pride's Eric Gibson and Greg Cavill to discuss the importance of getting fit for the right grip, future innovations currently in the works and what you can expect from a visit to their Retail Lab in Pinehurst, NC.  -- If you'd like to be featured on the Fully Equipped Hotline in future episodes, call (480) 442-1168 and leave us a voicemail. -- Attention gear heads! The Fully Equipped store is officially live at shop.golf.com.

On this week's episode of Fully Equipped, GOLF's Kris McCormack and Fairway Jockey's Wadeh Maroun are joined by Golf Pride's Eric Gibson and Greg Cavill to discuss the importance of getting fit for the right grip, future innovations currently in the works and what you can expect from a visit to their Retail Lab in Pinehurst, NC.  -- If you'd like to be featured on the Fully Equipped Hotline in future episodes, call (480) 442-1168 and leave us a voicemail. -- Attention gear heads! The Fully Equipped store is officially live at shop.golf.com.

Renee Shaw hosts a discussion about Kentucky's flood response with Eric Gibson, director of the Kentucky Division of Emergency Management; Nadine McCrindle, regional chief executive officer of the Kentucky Region of the American Red Cross; State Representative Josh Bray (R-Mount Vernon); State Representative Erika Hancock (D-Frankfort); and Michael Mueller, Franklin County Judge/Executive.

It's Day Two of our coverage of Top Producer Summit in Kansas City, sponsored by Rabobank. We have a special Farmer Forum featuring the Top Producer of the Year award finalists – Chase Larson of Kansas and Mark Hanna of Iowa – plus this year's winner, Marc Arnusch of Colorado. And we chat with Eric Gibson of Rabobank.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mental health issues lead people to believe they are alone in their suffering, and that is, perhaps, one of its trickiest traits.In this episode, we hear about Eric Gibson's victory over the mental health issues that held him hostage inside a dark cloud for years. Eric is the CEO of 5th Gear Automotive, located just outside Denver, Colorado. Despite making good money as an equipment mechanic in California, Eric wasn't happy. His dream of opening his own shop went quickly from a gentle whisper in his ear to a firm voice, which he decided to listen to, and that's how 5th Gear Automotive was born.Throughout this episode, you'll hear about Eric's inspiring journey of self-discovery, resilience, and personal evolution. Eric shares details of the battle he won against his mental health issues, and talks about the people, the habits, and the decisions that helped him get out of the dark cloud he felt he was trapped in. You'll also hear about the importance of seeking help and assistance to improve mental wellness, how caring for and understanding one's inner turmoil can lead to profound personal and professional growth, and much more.In This Episode, You Will Learn:A bit about Eric's dream of having his own shop (2:40)Why you shouldn't try to deal with mental health issues on your own (4:20)Perception versus perspective (10:00)The importance of active listening (21:00)"Be vulnerable around those you can be vulnerable around" (25:10)Connect with Eric Gibson:LinkedIn5th Gear AutomotiveLet's connect:WebsiteLinkedInFacebookEmail: info@maximumoctane.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Anyone who writes about American architecture of the mid twentieth and early 21 st century measures their critical achievement with the yardstick drawn by Ada Louise Huxtable. With countless articles for two great daily newspapers, this petite New Yorker had a gigantic influence on our understanding of the work of architects, real estate developers, city bureaucrats, and the city itself, over the course of six decades in print. General readers are quite accustomed to having their choices in books, films, dance, opera, drama, TV, and music directed and influenced by critics opinions. We find our favorite interpreters, trust their judgements, buy books or tickets. But in the concrete jungle of the city, we are captives, we have no choice to ignore what is built by others to house us, for our work places, our transit systems, our public realm. The ubiquity of mediocre architecture dulls the senses, and yet, when architecture achieves greatness it can exalt the human spirit. Ada Louise Huxtable set out to separate the dull from the great. A few architects tried to argue with her. They never won. With her impeccable civic values, cultivated aesthetic sensibility and lacerating accuracy she praised and razed. Listen now to The Art We Must Live With: Ada Louise Huxtable and Architecture Criticism.   Special thanks in this episode to the generous architectural critics:  Alexandra Lange, Cathleen McGuigan, Christopher Hawthorne, Julie Iovine, Karrie Jacobs, Christine Cipriani and Paul Goldberger–all achieved their craft following the inimitable example set by Ada Louise.  Historian Meredith Clausen, Wall Street Journal editor Eric Gibson, and the Huxtable archive team of Stuart and Beverly Denenburg, and from the Getty Center:  Maristella Casciato everyone was exceedingly helpful.   This podcast is produced by Brandi Howell, with editorial advising from Alexandra Lange.   Thanks also production assistant Virginia Eskridge.  New Angle Voice is brought to you by the Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation.  Funding for this podcast comes from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Graham Foundation.   

This episode originally aired on April 12, 2021: Is plant parenthood a big part of your life? Have you acquired some recent plant purchases to spruce up your new virtual workplace or classroom? This week, our guest is Eric Gibson, co-owner of the Little Plant Shop. We're asking, how do our houseplants and all things green make us feel? We explore the connection between our houseplants and our health, along with the effects of spending time in public green spaces and bringing nature into the design of our built environment. You'll also hear some of the Terra Informers' favourite plant stories.Program Log  ★ Support this podcast ★

Join Steve Yusko has he explores The Gibson Brothers, Eric and Leigh. Bluegrass royalty Leigh and Eric Gibson step into what some might at first see as uncharted territory on their country-soul breakout Mockingbird, the new album produced by Grammy Award winners Dan Auerbach &Fergie Ferguson. Connect with The Long Island Sound Podcast  Intro/Outro song in this episode: “Fading out Fast” from Mike Nugent's album, Mike Nugent and the Blue Moon Band . Opening Narration by Faith YuskoAll songs in this podcast episode have been used with prior permission by the artists. Please Subscribe Here: Https://linktr.ee/thelongislandsoundpodcastThe celebrated bluegrass duo — named back-to-back Entertainers of the Year by the International Bluegrass Music Association in 2012 and 2013 — played the Nashville game two decades ago, while in their early 20s, and were offered a major label deal, only to be told at the last minute that they were too “retro” for modern country music. The Gibson Brothers have had their greatest success in the world of bluegrass, but their talent knows no bounds. Songwriting is at the core of who they are, and on their latest album "Darkest Hour" which releases on January 27, 2023. they deliver 12 tracks produced by Jerry Douglas. The majority of this album was recorded with a standard bluegrass configuration, but a few of the tracks have lap steel, percussion, and electric guitar masterfully blended together by Jerry. They began work on this album just before the world shut down in March 2020.As Northerners growing up in a Southern business, they had to work twice as hard as the bands from the South to achieve the success they had, and were the first from that far north to carve a path to IBMA Entertainers of the Year.“The songs on this album are the sounds we heard growing up, riding around with our dad, who was a farmer, in his pickup, or with our mom in her station wagon. This sound was on the radio,” says Leigh, citing the Eagles, Bob Seger, Tom Petty,  and the warm country sounds of Don Williams, Emmylou Harris and Waylon Jennings as influences for Mockingbird, produced by the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach with Fergie Ferguson (Johnny Cash, Sturgill Simpson and Tyler Childers).The members of R.E.M. certainly agree. “It's incredible! They did a great job,” says vocalist Michael Stipe. “It really re-focuses the song and lyric in a great way.” Bassist Mike Mills offers, “Wow. I really didn't see that one coming. I love it,” with guitarist Peter Buck echoing those remarks: “Wow. Incredible.” Even Bill Berry, R.E.M.'s former drummer, and one of the original writers of the song, chimes in, saying, “It's the best cover of it I've heard.Call the Listener Line (631) 800-3579 and leave your comments for our host and guests.Please Subscribe Here: Https://linktr.ee/thelongislandsoundpodcast Call the Listener Line and leave us your impressions (631) 800-3579Support the showConnect with us here: Https://linktr.ee/thelongislandsoundpodcast If you like what you hear,click the link below to support us with a secure donation. https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=lg4LOxiWjgFS8z75NJpziIIRYXvpvtm6oZ2VlYE5eedpGDcJ-YD1ybtpJZiAWaSa1HKHDPX7IFp9uisz

Eric Gibson, a Louisiana native, is an active producer, writer, director, and actor. Eric is a passionate filmmaker and founder of Gorilla Tree Film Co. Most importantly he is the proud father to three children and one cat. His favorite hangout is at the crafty table and once while filming at a haunted location he was attacked by a ghost.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

On this week's Fully Equipped, hosts Jonathan Wall, GOLF's Managing Editor for Equipment, Gene Parente, President of Golf Laboratories, and Mark Hannan, Senior Producer for GOLF, talk Tiger's Masters chances, his million dollar irons and Scotty Scheffler ascending to World #1 with a new weapon in his bag. The episode then concludes with an exclusive interview with Golf Pride's Eric Gibson.

On this week's Fully Equipped, hosts Jonathan Wall, GOLF's Managing Editor for Equipment, Gene Parente, President of Golf Laboratories, and Mark Hannan, Senior Producer for GOLF, talk Tiger's Masters chances, his million dollar irons and Scotty Scheffler ascending to World #1 with a new weapon in his bag. The episode then concludes with an exclusive interview with Golf Pride's Eric Gibson.

Is plant parenthood a big part of your life? Have you acquired some recent plant purchases to spruce up your new virtual workplace or classroom? This week on the show, our guest is Eric Gibson, co-owner of the Little Plant Shop. We're asking, how do our houseplants and all things green make us feel? We explore the connection between our houseplants and our health, along with the effects of spending time in public green spaces and bringing nature into the design of our built environment. You'll also hear some of the Terra Informers' favourite plant stories. Program log. ★ Support this podcast ★

How have you changed since the world shutdown? We discuss today about how you should work more on your mental health and so much more. Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast. Listen to Kelvin's first two episodes: SIDcast.fireside.fm/10 & SIDcast.fireside.fm/28 Follow Kelvin on Twitter: @iamkelvinq Sign up for our newsletter: SIDcast.substack.com Join our Patreon: Patreon.com/SIDcast Thank you to our Patreon supporters: Eric Gibson, Jay Stancil, Roger Horne, Tyler Stotsky, and Alek Morgan Special Guest: Kelvin Queliz.

I can go on and on about how much I appreciate this guy and all he's done for me but I'll let the show do the talking. I sit down with my boss on with this guest who hasn't been on since checks notes 2017. Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast. Listen to the first episode with Zach: SIDcast.fireside.fm/15 Zach has zero twitter but you can follow our team account: @MUCrusaders Sign up for our newsletter: SIDcast.substack.com Support our Patreon: Patreon.com/SIDcast Thank you to our Patreon supporters: Eric Gibson, Jay Stancil, Tyler Stotsky, Alek Morgan, and Roger Horne. Special Guest: Zach Shore.

Podcasters unite in a discussion about one of the greatest basketball upsets in history, how and why P5 Mentality started, and so much more. Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast. Follow Emily on Twitter: @emilymcm16 Follow Scott on Twitter: @ScottPeace Sign up for our newsletter: SIDcast.substack.com Join our Patreon: Patreon.com/SIDcast Thank you to our Patreon subscribers: Eric Gibson, Tyler Stotsky, Jay Stancil, Roger Horne, and Alek Morgan Special Guests: Emily McMillan and Scott Peace.

Have you started doing a career and realized that it might just not be for you? Jason has. What started as a career in the medical field lead him to the athletic communications profession from NAIA to Division I. Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast. Follow Jason on twitter: @JOliv3ira Sign up for our newsletter: SIDcast.substack.com Join our Patreon: Patreon.com/SIDcast Thank you to our patrons: Eric Gibson, Jay Stancil, Tyler Stotsky, Roger Horne, and Alek Morgan Special Guest: Jason Oliveira.

We continue with season four with Emily Dorko to detail being a two sport athlete along with getting hired at her alma mater. Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast. Follow Emily on Twitter: @EmilyDorko1 Sign up for our Newsletter: SIDcast.substack.com Thank you to our Patreon supporters: Eric Gibson, Jay Stancil, Tyler Stotsky, Roger Horne, and Alek Morgan Support the show: Patreon.com/SIDcast Special Guest: Emily Dorko.

Working your way up the ladder involves a lot of patience, more than some ever have. David has worked through many situations, wanting to work in college athletics at a young age and has grown into his position now at Illinois Tech. Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast. Follow David on Twitter: @davidnelsonsid Sign up for our newsletter: SIDcast.substack.com Join our Patreon: patreon.com/sidcast Thank you to our Patreon pledgers: Eric Gibson, Roger Horne, Tyler Stotsky, Jay Stancil, and Alek Morgan Special Guest: David Nelson.

Do you have to be a Kansas fan to work for CoSIDA? No, but the path for Beau to get to The Association ran through Lawrence working with Hall of Fame coaches and others as he details his creative journey. Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast. Thank you to our Patreon members: Eric Gibson, Tyler Stotsky, and Roger Horne Follow Beau on Twitter: @beau_white Sign up for our newsletter: SIDcast.substack.com Special Guest: Beau White.

www.patreon.com/banjopodcast   January 6, 2021 would have been Earl Scruggs's 97th birthday. To pay tribute, many today's top players have recorded their personal memories, stories, and wisdom that they've gotten from Earl over the years. Enjoy! Featuring (in order): Eric Gibson, Ron Block, Lloyd Douglas, Terry Baucom, Hilary Hawke, Steve Dilling, Ira Gitlin, Ned Luberecki, John Mark Batchelor, Gina Furtado, Russ Carson, Alan Munde, Steven Moore, Casey Henry, Nick Hornbuckle, Derek Vaden, Ben Krakauer, Pete Wernick, Gabe Hirshfeld, Steve Cooley, Mark Cassidy, and Butch Robins.   Sponsored by Peghead Nation and Elderly Instruments      

In a new podcast from The New Criterion, Eric Gibson and James Panero discuss sculpture in exile and culture under siege. Eric Gibson's book "The Necessity of Sculpture: Selected Essays and Criticism, 1985–2019" can be found at https://newcriterion.com/bookstore?mode=criterion. Cover photo: the recently defaced Robert Gould Shaw Memorial in Boston, Massachusetts, depicting Shaw and the 54th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, an African-American regiment during the Civil War.

This week, International Bluegrass Music Association award winners, singers, songwriters, and multi-instrumentalists Mike Compton and Joe Newberry recorded live at Ozark Folk Center State Park. Also, interviews with this prolific pair of pickers. “Mike Compton and Joe Newberry, masters of old-time mandolin and banjo/guitar, dig deep into early country music and blues. Their duet-singing, two-man string band ranges between traditional songs, instrumentals, ‘mother’ ballads and original tunes. It’s not about the number of notes with Compton and Newberry, but telling the truth and respecting the song. Mike Compton is a Grammy award winner, IBMA Mandolin Player of the Year nominee, a steady sideman for John Hartford from 1994 until Hartford’s death in 2001, and mandolinist for the Nashville Bluegrass Band. Mike is inarguably the world expert on Bill Monroe-style bluegrass mandolin, and is also steeped in old-time fiddle tunes, early string band music and Delta blues. Known far and wide for his powerful banjo playing, Joe Newberry is a prizewinning guitarist, songwriter, and singer to boot. In addition to his work with Mike, Joe plays with old-time music legends Bill Hicks, Jim Watson, and Mike Craver, performs with guitarist Jon Shain, and is a frequent guest on Garrison Keillor’s A Prairie Home Companion. He won the songwriting prize for “Gospel Recorded Performance” at the 2012 IBMA Awards for his song Singing As We Rise, and was co-writer, with Eric Gibson, of the 2013 IBMA Song of the Year for They Called It Music.” http://comptonandnewberry.com In this week’s “From the Vault” segment, musician, educator, and country music legacy Mark Jones offers a 1978 archival recording of Ozark original Pat Hammock performing the traditional song “I Never Will Marry,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. Writer, musician, and traditional dancer Aubrey Atwater discusses the universality of folk music, how it transcends geography, culture and time, with musical examples and her own cultivated insight.

In our first episode we sit down and get to know the awesome, Eric Gibson. We talk about everything from his sisters dressing him up like a girl, getting spit on, being a badass in the Air Force and his long road down the Crossfit rabbit hole. We discuss his long career in wrestling, not living in one place for more than 3 years as an adult and what its like to sleep outside on your porch in Guam. Check out Erics Insta HereArmada Strength

It Came From a Basement chronicles three friends as they venture into the unknown world of The Binder, a case of 96 DVD discs they are compelled to watch through. You can find the podcast at http://www.itcamefromabasement.com or on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/BasementCast. It Came From a Basement updates every Tuesday.Dark Passion is an edited version of a 1998 softcore pornography called "Vipers", directed by Eric Gibson. It is not available anywhere.

Recorded on March 6th, 2019. We are star struck today with our guest Joe Newberry who is a North Carolina transplant and bit of a celebrity in songwriting circles. His achievements musically are nothing short of impressive. He has had songs recorded by The Gibson Brothers“Singing As We Rise,” featuring guest vocalist Ricky Scaggs, won the 2012 IBMA “Gospel Recorded Performance” award. In 2013, Joe shared co-writing honors with Eric Gibson for the IBMA Song of the Year, “They Called It Music.” Joe was often a frequent guest on Garrison Keillor A Prairie Home Companion (now called Live from Here), and was recently featured on the Transatlantic Sessions tour in the United Kingdom with fiddler Aly Bain and Dobro master Jerry Douglas. We are honored to have him here at Neville's Quarter. Joe will be playing his tunes: "The Marks", "The Darker the Night, the Better I See", and " Singing As We Rise".We will be playing “Bluegrass On My Mind” and “Chasing Crickets”Hosted by Lex Headley and Brian Moyer.

It's a two-sport show! We preview the Penn State basketball season with Eric Gibson of Roar Lions Roar. We also take a look at Penn State-Wisconsin on the gridiron by remembering the 2016 Big Ten title game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eric Gibson & James Panero discuss the work of Alberto Giacometti. Occasioned by Gibson's essay, “Giacometti Renewed,” in the September 2018 issue of The New Criterion. https://www.newcriterion.com/issues/2018/9/giacometti-renewed

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GLIM DROPPER Usually putting together a band with a minimum of three or four members is a daunting task. You’ll get your fair share of the following tropes: players who only want to do cover gigs on the weekends; players who have had it with covers and only want to do originals; players who are willing to fill in for a while, but leave when they feel the money or the music isn’t good enough; players who can’t even play. Philadelphia-based band Glim Dropper elected to eliminate those headaches by taking advantage of modern musical technology and performing and recording as a two-piece unit of Dan Kauffman on lead vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass, and loops, and Rob Schnell on drums, samples, and backing vocals. The pair creates a full organic band sound that they call “forward thinging retro rock and roll” – meaning that while they’re utilizing familiar classic and alternative rock sounds and feels in their music, they’re not a couple of luddites who’d prefer to record and release their music on shellac 78’s or Edison cylinders! Their well-written and produced album Last Days Of Analog harks back to the days before being a producer meant you took a band’s recorded performance and chopped, cut, and pasted the thing into a platable mess intended to be overplayed on corporate terrestrial radio. Highlighted songs: Last Days Of Analog, Make It, Happy Now GRACES DOWNFALL Very recently, NEPA-based band Graces Downfall called it a collective career after 12 years and three albums, with the various members spinning off into two different cover band units. Their breakup this past February left a small void in the otherwise vibrant Wilkes-Barre/Scranton original music scene, but there’s no denying the impact that Graces Downfall had on that very same scene. Their third and final album Change. Adjust. Continue, which was funded mostly by a crowdfunding campaign in 2014, ends their discography on a creative high note with their trademark blend of heavy riffs, stready rhythms, and anthemic vocal melodies. Highlighted songs: Letter To Lainey, Jesus Crutch, Strumpets Of course the producer forgot to include: Dammit! has been playing the San Francisco Bay area (and beyond!) music scene for over 10 years. Originating from the basement of guitar thrasher John Gillette, the goal was to start a band that had the sound of Metallica and the heart of Alice in Chains; a mixture of Punk, Rock/Metal and Grunge; and John Gillette did just that. Featuring Darker and Darker Eric Gibson is an Austin, TX recording artist who writes, performs and produces his own unique brand of Alternative music. Eric was born in Richmond, VA, and raised in the mean streets of Gainesville, FL. He has been playing guitar, a variety of stringed instruments and keyboard since the early 90's. He has performed music, theatrical poetry readings, and performance art in venues all over Florida, DC, and Virginia. Featuring Ocean Rolling --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/luciaandglynn/support

The Wall Street Journal art critic Eric Gibson describes the way postmodernism reshaped the character of museums.

Host Ben Rice sits down in the middle of a massive beer conference to talk to whoever sits down! In Part One of Three of his adventures at the Craft Beer Summit. At 5:25, Ben sits down with Kevin Rhodes of Groundswell Brewing in San Diego and Ty Stevenson of Carneros Brewing in Sonoma. With a combined 25.25 years of commercial brewing experience (Rhodes 25, Stevenson 0.25), they delve into the importance of water in our beers. Then, at 15:20, Elliot Hoffman of Camino Brewing in San Jose sits across from beer blogger Eric Gibson of Brew Hoppin' to delve into being a small-timer at a massive statewide beer conference and Camino's plans to move from contract brewing to full-time, self-focused brewing, expansion, and canning. After that, at 31:30, we have a Barley & Me first! No brewers! We'll chat with Joshua Cody of Colorado Malting Company and Daniel Hicks of TTB Tamer. Joshua's job seems self-explanatory, but he's one of the few who grows, harvests, germinates, kilns, AND distributes his own malted grains, while Daniel is the creator of TTB Tamer, a computer program that makes it easier for brewers to keep tabs on what taxes may be owed each day, week, month, and year, depending on their brewing and sales quantities. And then, at 48:25, our final interview of this portion contains beer heavyweights "Big Mike" Moore (beer judge, world traveler, food pairing expert, and friend of brewers everywhere) and Rob Fullmer, Executive Director of the Arizona Craft Brewers Guild. They'll get into their job duties before delving delicately into the positives, negatives, wishes, hopes, and fears of the growing trend of craft beer buy-outs, in particular that of Bosteels, makers of the popular Tripel Karmeliet. It's a lot to digest, so clear your calendar and dig in. Visit our guests online! California Craft Brewers Association: californiacraftbeer.com Groundswell: groundswellbrew.com Carneros: carnerosbrewing.com Ty's Water Products: watersbrewer.com Camino: caminobr.com Brew Hoppin': brewhoppin.com Colorado Malting Co.: coloradomaltingcompany.com TTB Tamer: ttbtamer.com Arizona Craft Brewers Guild: craftbeeraz.com Follow them all on Twitter, Instagram, and/or Facebook, too! Follow Barley & Me @barleyandmepod Subscribe, share, comment, whatever, on iTunes, Stitcher, Podbean, and GooglePlay! Intro music: "JamRoc" by Breez (@4proaudio) Logo: Jessica DiMesio (@a_living_cliche)

Check out our 2013 Penn State Basketball Preview podcast! 1) Backcourt Preview with Eric Gibson 2) Frontcourt Preview with Bill DiFilippo 3) Coaching Preview with Chad Markulics 4) Schedule Outlook with Brian Tripp 5) Prediction RoundtableFiled under: Nittany Lion Basketball, Podcasts

Artist feature is in honour of the birthday of Eric Gibson.

Eric Gibson, Austin Dossey, Zack Sizemore, and Bree Harbin discuss balance and the bodybuilding lifestyle. Also, Zack gives the run down on the bachelor weekend shenanigans from last week!

Eric Gibson and Austin Dossey discuss diet theories in the first podcast!

We close off 2010 and welcome in 2011 with an awesome selection of interviews, many of them with people who have never appeared on a podcast before.Our first interview is with David Pulver, RPG freelance writer extraordinaire. Fans of GURPS® and Transhuman Space™ by Steve Jackson Games will know his work well. Pulver also revised Big Eyes, Small Mouth by Guardians Of Order for that game's second edition and also for that game's third edition, which was published by White Wolf. In this interview, Pulver talks about his background in games, writing, and about how he researches his technologically-oriented works. N.B. this interview was originally recorded for print and thus, little regard was made for sound quality; while we apologize for the poor sound quality, every step was taken to ensure Mr. Pulver's words were understandable and we are confident that what he had to say more than makes up for the audio.Next up, we have a truly Foundational member of the roleplaying game pantheon, Marc Miller. As a founder and an original author for the celebrated Traveller roleplaying game and setting, Miller has left his mark on tens of thousands of worlds. In this interview, Miller discusses how Traveller was created and how he got started in game design. Marc Miller also expresses his heartfelt appreciation for his fans.In the "blast from the past" department, we unearthed an old interview with Eric Gibson of the (now defunct) West End Games. Done back when Gibson had new plans to release the d6 System under the terms of the Open Gaming License, this interview offers a glimpse into what could have been for this much beloved roleplaying game. Gibson also speaks frankly about what happened with the Septimus RPG (now published by Precis Intermedia Games (PIG).We include an interview with a volunteer from Geekfest Montreal, recorded at that convention's 2010 debut. This interview offers insight into what it takes to run a large, technology and game-themed multimedia event. N.B., a longer interview with the same person is available, in French, at our other podcast, Royale With Cheese.This is followed by a brief interview with a volunteer from iMusee.org, a museum dedicated to the preservation of vintage personal computers. Their fascinating collection includes such specimens as an original NeXt computer and a "first edition" Apple Macintosh from 1984. This interview is also available in French on the Royale With Cheese podcast.The last interview on this show is with Mitch Morris of the Ninjas vs. Pirates game company and the podcast by the same name. Morris talks about his theories of game design and his company's premier product, a card game called Shennanigans on the Eighth Sea.We close the show with some thoughts on the events of 2010 and their implications for the hobby game industry and the professions of freelance writing and freelance art.LinksDavid Pulver's home page. Transhuman Space.Far Future Enterprises, Marc Miller's company for publishing his editions of Traveller. Mongoose Publishing Traveller page.D6 System SRD. There is currently no official web site with the D6 System books available for sale or download or for the Septimus RPG.Geekfest Montreal, and a longer interview in French.iMusee.org, and a longer interview in French.Ninjas vs. Pirates game company; purchase page for Shennanigans On The Eighth Sea. Ninjas vs. Pirates podcast.Conjurations 2011Other linksPolymancer main sitePolymancer corporate web sitePolymancer on TwitterPolymancer on LiveJournalPolymancer on MySpacePolymancer on FacebookRSS feed for DiceCastSubscribe to DiceCast in iTunes DiceCast is available at the iTunes music store. The RSS feed is http://feeds.feedburner.com/Dicecast.

Artist Feature is The Gibson Brothers in honour of Eric Gibson's birthday