Podcast appearances and mentions of Eric Hall

A school of nursing employed a nurse informaticist in its simulation laboratory to address the complexities of technology usage and aid in data analytics. Mr. Eric Hall describes his role as an informaticist in the simulation setting. Eric and Dr. Jo Ellen Holt share benefits and outcomes of this new role in simulation. Read more in their article. 

In this video discussion with JACC: Associate Editor Michelle M. Kittleson, MD, PhD, FACC, and authors Eric Hall, MD and James A. de Lemos, MD, FACC, they review this study published in JACC & presented at ACC.25. Do patients who survive cardiogenic shock have neurocognitive consequences at intermediate-term follow-up? New cognitive impairment is common at discharge and 3 months after CS and is associated with worse quality of life and functional status. #jacc #jaccjournals #acc25

In this episode of “This Is Purdue,” we're talking to Eric Hall (BS multidisciplinary engineering '95), senior technical director at Disney Live Entertainment.   Eric recently celebrated 30 years at Disney, and he's instrumental in the safety, execution and enchantment behind iconic fireworks shows like “Epcot Forever” and “Luminous: The Symphony of Us.”    In this magical episode of “This Is Purdue,” you will:   Hear how Eric's hands-on experiences in the theatre engineering program, part of Purdue's Colleges of Engineering and Liberal Arts, prepared him for a career in live entertainment.  Explore the day-to-day life of a 30-year Disney veteran, from the innovative live show processes to the technical, behind-the-scenes details.  Find out more about the parks' rigorous safety protocols and the training Disney implements to protect its visitors and cast members.  Learn why Eric is committed to mentoring young Boilermakers, specifically in the multidisciplinary engineering program, and giving students the tools and guidance they need to succeed in their own live entertainment careers.  Get the inside scoop into future shows coming to some of the most beloved Disney parks.  Don't miss this episode featuring our first Disney Boilermaker, who is helping bring enchantment to millions of fans each year! 

In this episode of Walk and Roll Live - Disability Stories, we sit down with Eric Hall, head coach of the LA Chargers Wheelchair Football Team, to explore his journey into adaptive sports. As a coach without a disability, Eric shares how he discovered this opportunity, what drew him to it, and the deep rewards he finds in leading a team of elite adaptive athletes. We discuss the challenges and triumphs of coaching wheelchair football, what he's learned from his players, and how this experience has reshaped his understanding of the disability community. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about inclusion, perseverance, and the power of adaptive sports.  Walk and Roll Live 

In this episode of Unscripted with IMF  Dr. John Braland sits down with Rev. Eric J. Hall, the President & Chief Executive Officer of the Spiritual Care Association. With a rich background in spiritual care and a profound commitment to advancing the role of spirituality in healthcare, Eric Hall brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the conversation.Join Dr. Braland and Rev. Hall as they explore the vital role of spiritual care in supporting patients and families during times of illness and crisis. They discuss the impact of spiritual care on overall well-being, the challenges faced by spiritual care professionals. Rev. Hall also shares insights on how the Spiritual Care Association is shaping the future of spiritual care.Guest: Rev. Eric J. Hall, President & Chief Executive Officer, Spiritual Care AssociationWebsite for the Spiritual Care Association: spiritualcareassociation.org

Reddit Me This Blackman (1:45) Eric Hall vs Neffati bros (11:00) Random old stories (15:44) Venom 3 trailer (28:07) No Way Home release (44:54) Hype beyond nerd movies (1:37:10) Michael B Jordan for Hercules rumor (1:46:48) The Acolyte (2:00:41) Bad Boys Ride or Die (2:23:15) What's In Your Longbox  Night Thrasher (2:48:56) The Prism (3:07:21) Dawnrunner (3:13:16)

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Eric Hall of Red Wanting Blue pipes in from his Garage in Columbus OH to riff about weirdest tour vehicles, midwest livin, west coast soul crushers, & being a lifer in the arts.  More on RWB: www.redwantingblue.com NEWSKI TOUR:  5/24 - Grapeview, WA - Icelandic Horse Farms 5/25 Port Angeles, WA - JFFA Festival 5/26 Seattle, WA - Bad Bar 5/29 Madison, WI - High Noon 6/11 Rockford, IL - Anderson Gardens w/ Verve Pipe 6/14 Marshfield, WI - Wenzel Plaza 6/15 Green Bay, WI - Historic West Fest @ the Tarlton 6/20 Oshkosh, WI - Waterfest 7/13 - House Show - Dover, DE 7/14 - House Show - Rehoboth Beach, DE   8/16 - Cedar Rapids, IA - NEWBO Market Amphitheater 8/17 - Baraboo, WI - Tumbled Rock Brewing 8/21 - Horicon, WI - Kiwanis Park 8/23 - Madison, WI - Memorial Union Terrace 8/24 - Milwaukee, WI - Humboldt Park Bandshell 8/28 - Viroqua, WI - Concerts in the Park

On this episode of The Six Five - On the Road, hosts Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman are joined by Adobe's Eric Hall, CMO Digital Experience Business for a conversation on the revolutionary shifts in customer experience driven by artificial intelligence. Eric shares valuable insights from the Adobe Summit, discussing the challenges marketers face in this new era of GenAI and how Adobe is uniquely positioned to assist enterprises in achieving personalization at scale. Our discussion covers: Key themes and challenges for marketers highlighted at the Adobe Summit, focusing on the era of GenAI. Adobe's strategic approach to empowering Enterprise CMOs and CIOs with tools for achieving personalization at scale. Exciting new products and offerings announced at the summit that are set to transform customer experience management. The significance of Adobe's role as customer zero in its marketing strategy. The crucial role of partnerships in enhancing Adobe's Customer Experience Management solutions.  

Have you ever wondered what beats at the very heart of Fort Wayne? Our latest Love Fort Wayne podcast episode brings forth an intimate conversation with two distinguished pastors, Dr. Dave Tilma and Dr. Luther Whitfield. Their narrative weaves through the city's spiritual climate, drawing on Dr. Tilma's recent move to the bustling urban culture and Dr. Whitfield's lifelong roots that run deep within the community's soil. Their shared passion for Fort Wayne and its residents shines as they recount the joys and challenges of their ministries and the impact of their family legacies.Fort Wayne is not just a city; it's a community rich in diversity and spirit, where churches stand as cornerstones of hope and engagement. This episode delves into the Love Fort Wayne initiative, a beacon of unity in the COVID-19 storm, rallying the Christian community to rise to the economic and social challenges. Our dialogue with Dr. Tilma and Dr. Whitfield reveals how local churches are transcending traditional roles, fostering a culture of transparent leadership and becoming sanctuaries of spiritual healing. They share inspiring stories of how living missionally isn't confined within church walls—it's a call to action in all areas of life.But what of those tasked with the heavy mantle of spiritual leadership? We turn a reflective eye on the emotional toll it takes on pastors like our guests and discuss the critical importance of self-care, rest, and Sabbath. They open up about their personal journeys toward finding balance, their strategies for recharging, and the strength they draw from a network of supportive peers. This introspective chapter is a heartfelt reminder that even the shepherds need a sanctuary, and in Fort Wayne, they find it by lifting each other up. Join us as we share in a dialogue that offers a rare glimpse into the lives of those leading our spiritual communities.We are also delighted to introduce Eric Hall, who contributed a captivating and inaugural short midway through the discussion. The episode not only provides substantial content but also dives into the meaningful topic of expressing love for our pastors in Fort Wayne. Eric's contribution adds a valuable perspective, making this podcast a well-rounded and enriching experience for listeners seeking both depth and diversity in their content consumption.

In unserer aktuellen Folge feiern wir ein großartiges Jubiläum: 10 Jahre BVDW-Fokusgruppe Programmatic Advertising! Und zu diesem besonderen Anlass haben es sich alle Gründungsmitglieder der Fokusgruppe nicht nehmen lassen, zu Gast im #digitalexperten-Podcast zu sein.Gemeinsam mit Moderator und Gründungsmitglied Eric Hall machen sie eine Zeitreise in die Anfänge der Fokusgruppe.Sie blicken auf die Entwicklungen, Herausforderungen und wichtigsten Projekte der letzten 10 Jahre zurück. Wie hat sich die Branche im Laufe der Zeit verändert? Und wie sieht es im Bereich Programmatic Advertising außerhalb von Deutschland aus?Diese und viele weitere Fragen beantworten unsere Gäste und geben dadurch einmalige Einblicke in ein spannendes Themenfeld, das von ihnen nun seit mindestens 10 Jahren aktiv mitgestaltet wird. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören!Moderation:  Eric Hall (Vorsitzender der BVDW-Fokusgruppe Programmatic Advertising & Gründer Halls of…)Gäste:Dino Bongartz (VC bei Capnamic)Oli Busch (Board Advisor, Investor und Non-Executive Director)Julian Simons (BVDW-Vizepräsident & Geschäftsführer und Partner Mediaplus Group)Stefan Zarnic (Geschäftsführer pilot Berlin)Dieses Werk ist lizenziert unter einer Creative Commons Namensnennung – Nicht kommerziell – Keine Bearbeitungen 4.0 International Lizenz: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You probably know Eric Hall from his career as an insights and category management expert, currently with Boehringer Ingelheim, the world's largest privately held pharmaceutical firm, and previously with companies like Allergan, Coors, Kellogg's and Nestle.But do you know that Eric is an Instagram influencer with corporate sponsorships and a die-hard community of nearly 200K followers? Probably not!Eric shares his journey through the research and the coffee house chat that became a hobby turned passion that launched his Instagram side gig.

In this week's episode of The Growing Revolution- Smart PotCast, we got to speak with Paul Meehan of Natchez Tree Company of Lamar, Mississippi. Paul has become a great customer of our Root Control Bags for his tree farm, and we wanted to learn about his history, how he got into the business in the first place, and how he's using our products.Paul's nursery has only been running for 4 years, but he's already been selling through his inventory, which is a great accomplishment for a first generation tree farmer. He originally went to school for marketing, but after a few years of being successful doing sales in NYC, he had a longing to start a tree farm (who doesn't?) and thus started a long road of research. Paul called upon dozens of tree farmers to pick their brain about how to set up a tree farm and if he should even bother in the first place. The general answer was yes, you can do it, but you have to be smart. One of Paul's biggest mentors is Eric Hall, who was a previous guest on our podcast. Eric got him onto the Monarch Auger system, which works hand-in-glove with our Root Control Bags. With Eric's consulting knowledge, the Natchez Tree Co was started and it's been an adventure in farming trees ever since. Within the last year or so, Paul's trees have reached a harvesting size so now he gets to add selling trees to his daily chores besides keeping them growing and planting up new ones. If you are considering the tree nursery business, listen to this podcast, and feel free to reach out to Paul, and us at High Caliper Growing/ Smart Pot. Please Subscribe to our podcast for more great interviews to come!

Ezekiel 37.1-14, Psalm 130, Romans 8.6-11, John 11.1-45; How hard is it to preach on the psalms? What makes a faithful funeral faithful? What does BBQ chicken pizza have to do with salvation history? These questions and more on this episode of Strangely Warmed with guests Jason Micheli, Teer Hardy, and Eric Hall.Hosted by Taylor Mertins.-Don't forget to head over to https://www.crackersandgrapejuice.comClick on “Support the Show.”Become a patronSubscribe to CGJ+For peanuts, you can help us out….we appreciate it more than you can imagine.Follow us on the three-majors of social media:https://www.facebook.com/crackersnjuicehttps://www.instagram.com/crackersandgrapejuicehttp://www.twitter.com/crackersnjuice

Welcome back for Episode number 6, of Season 2 of The Growing Revolution- Smart PotCast. Our guest this week is Eric Hall, who we have known for a number of years as a tree nursery manager, and as he was developing the Monarch Auger.Installing fabric, in-ground bags can be a labor-intensive operation, but with Eric's Monarch Auger, it's a breeze! Labor needed to install 150 in-ground bags a day goes from 14, down to 3 or 4. Labor being one of the largest expenses in any agricultural operation, being able to save on that manpower helps to achieve a positive return on investment within 50 hours of operation. Also, with the Monarch Auger, native soil can be amended with microbes and/or fertilizer to give it a faster time to harvest from 20-40%, which is HUGE, when you are talking about a product that takes 3-4 years to mature/harvest. Eric has been a longtime fan of our Root Control Bags as a production tool to help tree farmers achieve better profitability. The farmers that hire him as a consultant, and take his advice, are going to be the standard model for the tree nursery industry for many years to come. For more information, or to get in touch with Eric, please visit monarchaugers.com

Today, we're talking about all things Dr. Kellye W. Hall!   Kellye Hall is a Board-Certified Emergency Physician. She practiced medicine for seventeen years, thirteen of those being in the Emergency Department. She is a two-time best-selling author as a contributing author in The HBCU Experience Anthology: North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University Edition. She also wrote a memoir, I Am The Beat; God Sets The Pace.   Born in Rochester, New York, but raised in Soul City, North Carolina, she fulfilled her dream of becoming a physician by attending college at North Carolina. She attended medical school at The Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University and stayed there for her emergency medicine residency. Her experiences in the field of emergency medicine have led to her desire to write about her experiences with people, both in and out of medicine.    Four years ago, she returned to her true passion, dance. While it was always God's plan for her to be a physician, in 2019, she joined forces with former NBA dancer and hip-hop dance studio owner, Ana Obgueze to become Co-Owner and COO of NC Dance District, Incorporated, Charlotte. She is a dancer with Project: FULL OUT, a NC Dance District affiliate. She is married to her husband Eric Hall, and a new mother to a baby girl, Alessandra. She also has three fur-babies, her dogs, Mumslye, Kooler, and Germonye. Here's Dr. Kellye Hall's Social Media Accounts, make sure to check her out!   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kellye.w.hall LinkedIn: https://drkellyewhall.com/contact/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AggieDivaDoc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/divadoc5/  Purchase her latest book now! https://www.amazon.com/Am-Beat-God-Sets-Pace/dp/1952840082   ----- Thank you so much for listening to Season 3, what I'm calling the Physician Focus Code #PFC here on The One Percent Code Podcast!    Let me be your experienced physician entrepreneur strategist! After helping my inner circle of physician friends get unstuck…, invest in real estate, create profits year 1 of a new business venture, evaluate franchise opportunities, acquire existing businesses, invest in startup and joint ventures,  transformative work on imposter syndrome to growth mindset, create more time freedom, residual income streams with leveraged strategies as full time physicians especially my working physician parent friends… It was time for me to FOCUS on helping more physician entrepreneurs learn my methods of navigating entrepreneurship.    If you are a physician entrepreneur feeling overwhelmed, having self-doubt, fear of failure or fear of success and want to launch or supercharge your business, I invite you to schedule a quick 15-minute strategy call with me,  Dr. Melva and let me share my proven signature method, we'll see if we're a good team, I'll give you one actionable piece of advice to get you closer to the profitable physician entrepreneur identity you desire faster  than you could ever imagine on your own, let's go!  https://www.talkwithdrmelva.com   ---- Never miss any updates! Follow us on your favorite podcast platform:   Spotify :  https://open.spotify.com/show/2iXvqgO... Apple Podcasts :  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Google Podcasts :  https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0…   Follow my social media accounts:   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/doctormelva Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/docmelva Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/doctormelva

When people ask Eric Hall how he lost 165 pounds, most people are looking for his diet and exercise tips. But, Eric insists that those two factors played a small part in his extreme weight loss journey. Instead, he reached his goal by creating small milestones, celebrating his wins, and staying focused on making his future self proud.  Eric's approach to weight loss is best summed up by his motto: hard, but not complicated. He and Cynthia discuss the turning point that sparked Eric to take control over his health and find a sustainable weight loss solution. Since then, he's been working to help people who are intimidated by all the crash diets and contradicting weight loss information out there. He also shares how he's worked through feelings of imposter syndrome and self-doubt when it comes to being a Transformational Nutrition coach.  In today's episode, you'll discover:  The moment Eric realized that being unhealthy was more difficult than being healthy  Simplifying your approach to weight loss and getting back to basics  How Eric paced himself and learned to really love his process of getting healthy  Mindset shifts that helped Eric achieve long-term, sustainable weight loss  Using the qualifications that life has given you to be the most effective coach you can be  Important Links: Show notes for this episode Resources Mentioned: Learn more about Find Your Feet, Eric's 6-week weight loss masterclass  Learn more about becoming a Certified Transformational Nutrition Coach Watch the Dream Career video series  Connect with Eric:  Eric Hall's Instagram The Rudimentary Life Instagram The Rudimentary Life Website  Follow Us: Visit our website Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook

Everything's bigger in Texas.Including Classic Chevrolet's buy center in an 80x30ft tent. Eric Hall is the Internet Director for Classic Chevrolet, and he talks about staying on top as one of the largest volume dealers in the nation, the challenges and success of looking at a buy center in a different way, and what he sees for retail automotive in the next 6 months.What we talk about in this episode:0:00 Intro with Michael Cirillo, Paul J Daly and Kyle Mountsier.3:59 Eric talks about becoming President of his NADA class.11:47 Classic Chevrolet is a high producing store. Depending on who you ask, it's one of the biggest GM stores in the nation. Eric tries to clear up where Classic sits in the list of top GM dealers.18:10 Classic Chevrolet's tent buy center has become so popular that other dealers are sending their customers to it for appraisals.24:07 Eric is looking 6 months ahead and thinking about Christmas, but from a people perspective, not a sales perspective.“And keep in mind, coming in six months, we'll be going into the end of the year, so holiday time, keeping your people aware, keeping your people happy but you know, obviously holidays are a rough time for a lot of people and sometimes we forget about those. So you know being top of mind with your teammates and just being present for your people in general.”⭐️ Love the podcast? Please leave us a review here — even one sentence helps! Consider including your LinkedIn or Instagram handle so we can thank you personally! We have a daily email! ✉️ Sign up for our free and fun-to-read daily email for a quick shot of relevant news in automotive retail, media, and pop culture.

How to sell more cars, retain more customers, and boost your dealership's service revenue with Google Business Profiles for car dealers. If Facebook is the 800 pound gorilla of marketing for car dealers, Google Business Profiles are the zoo. #HowToSellMoreCars @MiketheCarGuy1 Click to Tweet A while back, Mike Correra from FUSE, Eric Hall from Classic […] The post Google Business Profiles for Car Dealers appeared first on .

In the midst of Eric Hall's journey battling an aggressive cancer, this powerlifter found that his healing came as he relinquished control — both in the physical and spiritual sense. In his talk, Eric shares his discovery of how weakness, united with Christ, can be a strength.

In the midst of Eric Hall's journey battling an aggressive cancer, this powerlifter found that his healing came as he relinquished control — both in the physical and spiritual sense. In his talk, Eric shares his discovery of how weakness, united with Christ, can be a strength.

As coaches, we want to provide guidance and support for our clients while also creating a sense of connection and community. One of the simplest, easiest ways to do that is to offer a membership or subscription-based program! Launching a membership program can give you more freedom and let you focus on what matters to you the most as a coach. It can also be highly profitable and create more predictability in your business.    ITN founder Cynthia Garcia has three main tips for how to create a successful membership program. It's crucial to attract members, enroll them, and then deliver on what you've promised. Cynthia shares tangible action items to get people signed up, tips for how to authentically engage with members online, and simple ways that you can over-deliver and impress the program participants. She also touches on how to build a cohesive program that builds on content each month, as well as advice for how to keep members active and interested in the community that you've built.    In today's episode, you'll discover:  The several benefits of having a membership program Tips, tricks, and things to avoid when launching your new program How a subscription-based offering can actually help you land more one-on-one clients  Why it's so important to build your email list (and how to do so!) How to plan monthly challenges and create engaged accountability groups  Important Links: Show notes for this episode Resources Mentioned: Watch the first lesson of our new Business-Building Blueprint for free Transformation Generation Facebook group Learn more about becoming a Certified Transformational Nutrition Coach Watch the Dream Career video series  Follow Us: Visit our website Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook Connect with ITN student, Eric Hall, on his website 

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and host Cynthia Garcia is kicking it off by doing a deep dive on one of the main pillars of the ITN model: mental nutrition. Cynthia gives a recap on how the Transformational Nutrition model was created after she hit rock bottom and realized that she needed to take care of her overall health一including what was going on in her mind. She gets candid about her lifelong struggle with anxiety and depression, and shares some tools that have worked for her to manage her emotions.  Experiencing poor mental health can affect so many aspects of life, including how you react, handle stress, and relate to others. Factors like brain chemistry, genetics, and trauma often contribute to mental health, and unfortunately, they're mostly out of our control. Like Cynthia, many people were raised in environments where mental health wasn't taken seriously or talked about, and that can lead to serious repercussions. Slowly by surely, that narrative is changing and there are more techniques and practices to help cope with negative emotions.  Join Cynthia as she discusses her mental health journey, how she's learned to process her emotions, and tools that have been instrumental for her healing.  In today's episode, you'll discover:  How mental health fits into our overall view of wellbeing and nutrition Information and statistics about the mental health crisis in the US today  Why nutrition coaches need to focus on more than just diet and exercise  Learning how to process pain instead of numb it  Ways to get out of your head and into your feelings  Important Links: Show notes for this episode Resources Mentioned: Transformation Generation Facebook group Learn more about becoming a Certified Transformational Nutrition Coach Watch the Dream Career video series  Follow Us: Visit our website Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook Connect with ITN student, Eric Hall, on his website 

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Rita Katona and her husband, Eric Hall, co-founded So Good So You Juice Company in 2016. The company provides immune-boosting, probiotic, plant-based juice shots that are cold-pressed with natural ingredients known to improve immune system health. In the past 18 months, So Good So You has grown more than 380 percent. Support the showFollow the Makers of Minnesota on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @MakersofMN. Send story ideas to Stephanie@stephaniesdish.com If you appreciate the work we do here, please subscribe on Patreon Please subscribe to My newsletter at https://stephaniehansen.substack.com/ so you don't miss an epiosde of the Makers of Minnesota This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

We're back! In the Season 6 premiere episode Alex looks at the extraordinary life of Akron, Ohio native NASA astronaut, Judy Resnik. We analyze the causes behind her tragic death in the Challenger Disaster on Jan. 28, 1986. On this 35th anniversary we take a fresh look at Judy's career and NASA's role in the loss of Challenger. Our guests include Helene Norin, Judy's cousin to discuss the Resnik family, Judy's youth in Akron and her journey to becoming the 2nd American female astronaut in space. Steven Leckart joins the show to talk about his excellent Netflix documentary, Challenger: The Final Flight. The 2020 documentary brings the Challenger crew and the controversy surrounding its final flight to millions of viewers. Lastly, we sat down with author and Columbia University professor Dr. Diane Vaughan to debunk some of the myths surrounding Challenger and her 1996 book Challenger Launch Decision. Click here to buy her award-winning book. https://www.amazon.com/Challenger-Launch-Decision-Technology-Deviance/dp/0226851761 This episode is in honor of Judy Resnik and Allan McDonald who passed away before we could complete our interview earlier this year. Allan was the "whistleblower" when it comes to the Challenger Disaster. We play some of Allan's testimony to the Rogers Commission following the accident and discuss his role in exposing the cover-up by some NASA administrators. Special thanks as well to friend of the show, Eric Hall, guitarist for the great Ohio band Red Wanting Blue. The music from today's episode was from Eric's new side project, Tick Tick Tick. Check out their debut EP at https://tick-tick-tick.bandcamp.com Ohio v. the World: An American History podcast is now part of the Evergreen Podcast Network. Go to https://evergreenpodcasts.com to check out all our past episodes and dozens of other great podcasts. Don't forget to rate and review our show and we'll read your reviews on the air in a future episode. We'll be releasing episodes every other Tuesday this season, great to be back and thanks for listening. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alex Palou joins us for the third time this season, and Eric Hall and I talk about this weekend's race at St. Pete and its championship implications. Photo Credit: Joe Skibinski/IndyCar Media

It's October and we are still racing in the IndyCar series! In this episode, Eric Hall and Mike Knapp talk about the 2021 schedule, late-season driver changes, and the Harvest GP. Photo credit: Chris Owens/IndyCar Media

This week's episode has Eric Hall and I wrapping up Takuma Sato's second Indy 500 win, and we also look ahead to this weekend at WWT Raceway. Photo credit: Chris Owens/IndyCar Media

In Part 2 of or Indy 500 preview, Eric Hall and I pontificate about qualifying and make our predictions for the race. Also, Alex Palou joins us Photo credit: Joe Skibinski/IndyCar Media

On a special edition of The Rumble Strip, Eric Hall and I discuss the latest IndyCar news, including Mid-Ohio postponement, Helio Castroneves to IndyCar in 2021 and Fernando Alonso possibly running the Monaco/Indy double in 2021.

This week Eric Hall and I discuss the latest news in the world of IndyCar, including the latest on the Indy 500, car counts and the Jimmie Johnson IndyCar test.

Eric Hall and I cover the world of IndyCar this week. Topics include: -Indy 500 news -Iowa Speedway in trouble? -Iowa 250s wrap-up -Has Conor Daly earned a full-time ride? -What's going on with Andretti Autosport? -Team Penske back on track -Aeroscreen passes its first big test Photo credit: Joe Skibinski/IndyCar Media

Andretti Autosport driver Colton Herta joins The Rumble Strip this week, and co-host Eric Hall and I talk about last week's doubleheader at Road America as well as this weekend's twinbill at Iowa Speedway. Photo credit: Chris Owens/IndyCar Media

Eric Hall and I discuss last week's IndyGP and this weekend's doubleheader at Road America. I also have an interview with Chip Ganassi Racing's Marcus Ericsson. Photo credit: John Cote/IndyCar Media

Dr. Eric Hall Is an Associate Professor of History at Northern Illinois University where he teaches an array of history classes including United States History, History of the Black Athlete, and other Civil Rights classes. In addition to him being an educator, Dr. Hall is an author having released a book titled Arthur Ashe: Tennis and Justice In the Civil Rights Era In 2014. On this episode we will be discussing the current Issues In America, their link to sports, Colin Kaepernick, the 1918 flu pandemic and Its relation to the current situation of sports In 2020 and a few strategies from Dr. Hall on what he believes you can do to be the most successful version of yourself. 

In this week's episode, Eric Hall and I discuss the latest IndyCar news and prognosticate about the GMR Grand Prix. Photo credit: Joe Skibinski/IndyCar Media

This week Eric Hall and I welcome Dreyer & Reinbold Racing's Sage Karam to the show. Sage talks about his relationship with DRR, his 2019 Indy 500 experience and his plans for 2020. We also discuss Dale Earnhardt Jr's selection to the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

Eric Hall and I are joined this week by Andretti Autosport driver Zach Veach, who tells us about his career-best day at Texas Motor Speedway. Also joining us is Indianapolis Star motorsports beat writer Nathan Brown. Photo credit: Chris Owens/IndyCar Media

This week I am once again joined by Eric Hall and we welcome Chip Ganassi Racing driver Felix Rosenqvist to the show. Felix talks about his first Indy 500 experience, the IndyCar season-opening race at Texas and what he expects for his second season in the series. Photo credit: Joe Skibinski/IndyCar Media

Eric Hall joins me again as a guest host and we talk about the latest news in IndyCar. We also have part 2 of my interview with AJ Foyt Racing's Charlie Kimball. Photo credit: Jonathan Ferry, Getty Images

IndyCar super fan Eric Hall joins me as a co-host and we talk about the IndyCar schedule and the potential move of Ferrari to IndyCar in 2022. We also have Part 1 of a two-part interview with AJ Foyt Racing driver Charlie Kimball.

Among the many challenges presented during the COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of medical students across the U.S. are experiencing delays in board exams. In this episode, hosts Brian Atkinson, Stephanie Dillon and Dr. Dennis Rau chat with two of ICOM's second-year students, Student Doctors Erica Latorre and Eric Hall. They discuss how learning and studying remotely is influencing their preparation for the Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Licensing Examination (COMLEX) and/or the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE).Have a question or topic suggestion for The COM Pod? Connect with us on social media:Facebook: Facebook.com/idahoDOcomInstagram: @idahocomTwitter: @idahocomEmail: podcast@idahocom.org

Jeffrey Pugh and Eric Hall have taken over the Theology Nerd podcast this week! Jeff and Eric, authors of the Homebrewed Guide to the End Times and God (respectively), sat down early on Holy Saturday to talk about their books, how a young Assemblies of God Eric got an endowed chair at a Catholic school, and what it was like to be an original Jesus Freak with Jeff in the 60s and 70s. They also get super nerdy and talk about: what is truth? and how do you get to the truth of God? how do you interpret Christ's return and make sense of it in today's world? what do Taoism and Meister Eckhart have in common? Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nathan Gilmour interviews Eric Hall about his recent book "The Homebrewed Christianity Guide to God."

To celebrate the launch of Theology Beer Camp: Summer Edition we are sharing some of our favorite moments from the first Theology Beer Camp earlier this year. Tickets for Theology Beer Camp in Denver (August 18-19) and Oklahoma City (August 25-26) are on sale now! But you better hurry, prices go up Friday! In this episode, Eric Hall, author of the Homebrewed Guide to God (on sale now), and Archbishop Raymond G. Hunthausen Professor of Peace and Justice at Carroll College in Helena, Montana, witnesses to a room full of (slightly tipsy) progressive Protestants on behalf of the Catholic Church. Eric (who also wrote Paradox of Authenticity) also puts on summer camps for high school students to integrate faith and ecology into their own understanding of themselves, God, and the world. Rumor has it he's got scholarships for podcast listeners who have students who would be interested in attending. You can email Tripp for more info about this or using Eric's discussion videos for your small group or congregation while reading the Homebrewed Guide to God. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hosts from Crackers and Grape Juice, Patheological, Newsworthy with Norsworthy, and The Christian Humanist get together with Eric Hall to talk about formative Christian practices in the age of Trump.

Nathan Gilmour talks with Jeffrey Carter, Todd Littleton, and Eric Hall about Christian ethics and the protest culture a few blocks away from Theology Beer Camp.

On July 23, 2015, Eric Hall delivered a Banner Lecture entitled “A Native Son Comes Home: The Life and Legacy of Arthur Ashe.” Virginia's own Arthur Ashe was one of the world's best tennis players in the 1960s and 1970s, winning multiple Davis Cup titles and three Grand Slam events: the U.S. Open, the Australian Open, and Wimbledon. He was also deeply committed to human and civil rights causes, most notably the antiapartheid movement in South Africa. His career as an athlete and activist straddling the civil rights and Black Power movements, Ashe fought against racism and injustice from the political center and welcomed public and private debate. This lecture will explore Ashe's early life in Richmond and Lynchburg as well as his legacy as a public intellectual. Eric Allen Hall is an assistant professor of history and Africana studies at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro. He is the author of Arthur Ashe: Tennis and Justice in the Civil Rights Era. The content and opinions expressed in these presentations are solely those of the speaker and not necessarily of the Virginia Museum of History & Culture.

 What is religion? What about theology? Do Christians need to call God a dude? Did Jesus have to die to save us from our sins? These questions and more are tackled in the style of Nerd this week! Subscribe to the TNT podcast now...the feed will be separate very soon! On top of the provoking questions we are joined by a special guest, Deacon Dr. Eric Hall, who brings his own unique take on the issues of the week. We start by engaging some recent blog posts and then move to more philosophical matters. We want you to join the TNT podcast. Comment on the blogs, call in 678-590-BREW, or click the "Send Voice Mail" button on the right side of the homepage and your voice can shape an episode soon. Here's the blogs we talk about...She who is not, Did Jesus need to die to save us from our sins?, I hate religion but love Jesus, What is theology and Secularization - focusing on the work of Heidegger, Charles Taylor (both Secular and Modern Social Imaginaries) and Eberhard Jungel. Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices