Podcasts about eric myers

Hello, Kaiju Lovers…and welcome, Listeners with Attitude! Nate takes advantage of his short time back on the Island to produce a Patreon-sponsored episode requested by first-time MIFV MAX member Andrew Wynja “The Ninja,” who picked the Power Rangers: Time Force VHS “Clash for Control.” So, naturally, Nate couldn't do this without his former Power Trip co-host Michael Hamilton. These episodes feature the first appearance of Wynja's favorite Zord, the amazing mecha-dinosaur Quantasaurus Rex (or Q-Rex), and Nate's Power Ranger “man crush,” Eric Myers, in an epic time travel adventure. But the reason Wynja chose this VHS edition of the episodes is because this was before they were censored in light of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Tune to hear about this and more! “Time for…Time Force!” Featuring Andrew Wynja as Frax. Jimmy's Notes on this episode COMING SOON!  For complete shownotes, inlcuding a bibliography of sources, visit this episode's post on the MIFV website: https://monsterislandfilmvault.com/index.php/2025/04/05/episode-101-power-rangers-time-force-clash-for-control-ft-andrew-wynja-and-michael-hamilton-patreon/.  Additional Music: “Galaxy Quest (Instrumental) [Main Titles]” by HeavenWraith Check out Nathan's spinoff podcasts, The Henshin Men and The Power Trip, and Henshin Power V3! We'd like to give a shout-out to our MIFV MAX patrons Danny DiManna (author/creator of the Godzilla Novelization Project); Damon Noyes, The Cel Cast, TofuFury, Eric Anderson of Nerd Chapel, Ted Williams, Wynja the Ninja, Christopher Riner, The Indiscrite One, Eli Harris, Jake Hambrick, Matt Walsh (but not that Matt Walsh), Jonathan Courtright, Leon Campbell, Michael Watson, and Sam Allred! Thanks for your support! You, too, can join MIFV MAX on Patreon to get this and other perks starting at only $3 a month! (https://www.patreon.com/monsterislandfilmvault) Buy official MIFV merch on TeePublic! (https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-monster-island-gift-shop). NEW MERCH NOW AVAILABLE! This episode is approved by the Monster Island Board of Directors. Timestamps: Introduction: 0:00-11:11 Main Discussion – Production History and More: 11:11-29:00 Main Discussion – Episode 12: “Worlds Apart”: 29:00-49:52 Main Discussion – Episode 13: “The Quantum Quest”: 49:52-1:13:08 Main Discussion – Episode 14: “Clash for Control, Part 1”: 1:13:08-1:43:12 Main Discussion – Episode 15: “Clash for Control, Part 2”: 1:43:12-2:02:58 Outro (housekeeping, etc.): 2:02:58-2:18:12 Credits: 2:18:12-end Podcast Social Media: MIFV Linktree: https://linktr.ee/monsterislandfilmvault Nate's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/nathan_marchand MIFV is a member of PodNation (https://podnation.tv/) MIFV is one of Feedspot's top 10 tokusatsu podcasts! (https://blog.feedspot.com/tokusatsu_podcasts/) MIFV is one of Feedspot's top 20 monster podcasts! (https://podcasts.feedspot.com/monster_podcasts/) www.MonsterIslandFilmVault.com #JimmyFromNASALives       #MonsterIslandFilmVault    #GodzillaRedux                       #Godzilla        #GodzillaVsMegalon #kaiju              © 2024, 2025 Moonlighting Ninjas Media

In this episode of the AgNet News Hour, hosts Sabrina Halvorson and Lorrie Boyer discuss the recent mysterious drone sightings primarily on the East Coast and their potential implications for privacy and the agriculture industry. They delve into the unrest these sightings are causing among residents, the inquiries being made by the FBI, and the calls for stricter regulations. The discussion also touches on the impact drones have on airports, Air Force bases, and air traffic. Despite these concerns, the hosts acknowledge the beneficial applications of drones in agriculture, such as crop monitoring and livestock management. They consider the potential future need for airspace rights above private properties and the risks associated with unregulated drone usage.   Lorrie talks with Renata Brillinger, Executive Director of the California Climate and Agriculture Network (CalCAN), who discussed the Cows Act, a marker bill aimed at replicating a successful California program that reduces methane emissions from dairy farms by converting manure into compost. The program, which provides grants for equipment like augers and compost turners, has seen three times more demand than funding. Brillinger emphasized the economic benefits, including water and labor savings, but noted the high capital costs (up to $700,000) that hinder smaller producers. She also highlighted other underfunded programs like the Healthy Soils Program and On-Farm Water Conservation Program, which reduce greenhouse gases and water use, respectively. Sabrina has this week's Almond Update.  Gabriele Ludwig, Director for Environmental Affairs with the Almond Board of California, discusses insights from a session on post-harvest pest control for almonds. Key highlights include integrated pest management (IPM) strategies, monitoring tools for pest detection in stockpiles, and the importance of fumigation. Experts such as Eric Myers, Dr. Zhongli Pan, and Dr. Spencer Walse contribute their knowledge on minimizing pests in storage facilities and ensuring phytosanitary requirements are met. The discussion also emphasizes the role of growers in managing pests in the field to reduce infestations in post-harvest scenarios.

Welcome to Technology Revolution Crystal Ball #2 bright Peering at AI 2025 and beyond in an optimistic light Bonnie D. hosts in her Scarlett mic's live-streaming hue With a cadre of Futurists unpacking predictions for you With AI as their compass, opportunities as their sail Will their foresights triumph or perhaps not prevail? Raise your cup or flute with Java, Jack, Dom or Earl On Bonnie D.'s Crystal Ball Special, the future will unfurl Continuing December 18, January 8 and 15 We wish you happy holidays and new year's in between

Welcome, globals, to the Technology Revolution show With Bonnie D. on her Scarlett mic in the live-streaming glow Buckle-up as four Futurists join her on this ride At her predictions round table for innovation's stride Richard Howells, Praful Karanth, Eric Myers and Brad Pawlowski, too We're predicting Supply Chain + AI 2024 Holiday Shopping for you!

Today we talk with Eric Myers about the importance of facility sanitation when it comes to pest control!

Welcome to Technology Revolution: The Future of Now rendezvous With host Bonnie D. and her Scarlett mic, exploring our tech world with curiosity anew In the realm of AI, conversations will transcend As we shift past into future, reality will bend What would rock ‘n' roll characters and passed inventors say If we asked them about AI as though they're real and here today? Joining her on this exciting ride, John W. Maly, Eric Myers, Bob Ficken and Bill Pugh in a Futurist stride Buckle up, dear audience, watch or listen to our sound As AI speaks for names not here at Bonnie D.'s table round

Getting Ringo Starr don't come easy, but we did it! Ringo is here to chat about his new Crooked Boy EP (written and produced by Linda Perry), while also sharing some Beatles memories about the Get Back / Let It Be documentaries, his love of Country music and why he'll still be touring on his 84th birthday. We also brought in Abe Laboriel, Jr., who for the last 23 years as drummer in the Paul McCartney band, has been playing many of the ingenious drum parts first created by Ringo. And I Saw Them Standing There author Debbie Gendler talks about being one of only 728 audience members in the theater when the Beatles made their debut on the Ed Sullivan Show, and working with Brian Epstein as one of the first American Beatles fan club presidents. And RSD co-founder Carrie Colliton remembers Plan 9 Records fixture and Richmond VA punk musician Bob Schick (from Honor Role). The Record Store Day Podcast is a weekly music chat show written, produced, engineered and hosted by Paul Myers, who also composed the theme music and selected interstitial music.  Special thanks to Bob Hunt for expert audio assistance with this week's Ringo segment. Executive Producers (for Record Store Day) Michael Kurtz and Carrie Colliton. For the most up-to-date news about all things RSD, visit RecordStoreDay.com) Sponsored by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery (dogfish.com), Tito's Handmade Vodka (titosvodka.com), RSDMRKT.com, and Furnace Record Pressing, the official vinyl pressing plant of Record Store Day. Please consider subscribing to our podcast wherever you get podcasts, and tell your friends, we're here every week and we love making new friends. This episode is dedicated to Paul's dear departed Liverpudlian father Eric Myers, who shares a July 7th birthday with Ringo.   

Welcome to Technology Revolution: The Future of Now rendezvous, with host Bonnie D. and her Scarlett mic, exploring our tech world with curiosity anew In the realm of AI, conversations will transcend, as we shift past into future, reality will bend What would passed arts stars and fictional sidekicks say if we asked about AI as though they're here today? Joining her on this exciting ride, Bill Pugh, Sherryanne Meyer, John Maly and Eric Myers at their Futuristic stride Buckle up, dear audience, watch or listen to our sound, as AI speaks for celebs not here at Bonnie D.'s table round

In the realm where pixels dance and code takes flight, a future of text prompting bolts into sight Bonnie D. leads us on a journey so bold, through the landscapes of AI, where stories unfold Words, like magic, on screens come alive, in the symphony of language, where thoughts thrive No longer confined to the limits of keys, text prompting whispers through the tech world with ease AI, the maestro, conducts the prose, innovating the future, where imagination grows Charles Wilson, Mary Nunaley, Phani Solomou and Eric Myers unpack prompting's potential, will the year prove them right or too existential? Technology Revolution: The Future of Now, where we explore, in the symphony of text, where possibilities soar

In the realm where pixels dance and code takes flight, a future of text prompting bolts into sight Bonnie D. leads us on a journey so bold, through the landscapes of AI, where stories unfold Words, like magic, on screens come alive, in the symphony of language, where thoughts thrive No longer confined to the limits of keys, text prompting whispers through the tech world with ease AI, the maestro, conducts the prose, innovating the future, where imagination grows Charles Wilson, Mary Nunaley, Phani Solomou and Eric Myers unpack prompting's potential, will the year prove them right or too existential? Technology Revolution: The Future of Now, where we explore, in the symphony of text, where possibilities soar

In the realm where pixels dance and code takes flight, a future of text prompting bolts into sight Bonnie D. leads us on a journey so bold, through the landscapes of AI, where stories unfold Words, like magic, on screens come alive, in the symphony of language, where thoughts thrive No longer confined to the limits of keys, text prompting whispers through the tech world with ease AI, the maestro, conducts the prose, innovating the future, where imagination grows Charles Wilson, Mary Nunaley, Phani Solomou and Eric Myers unpack prompting's potential, will the year prove them right or too existential? Technology Revolution: The Future of Now, where we explore, in the symphony of text, where possibilities soar

My Place and YOUR Place with Eric Myers - the VP of Franchise Development at My Place Hotels. This week, Mr. Myers discusses hotel franchising and other hot topics in the hospitality business with Ted on THM! You don't want to miss it! Ted's Hospitality Minute Podcast with Host Ted Kelly of Interserv Maintenance Management Solutions #TedKelly #THM #MyPlaceHotels #HospitalityPodcast #EricMyers

This seminar covers aspects of the traditional publishing process, how it works, how long it takes, dealing with rejections, contracts, publicity, platform building, blurbs, signings, podcasts, nominations, and more.

There's so much to predict about the convergence of education and artificial intelligence that we're bringing back our Futurists from June 14 to continue the conversation today. The future we're talking about is more than just robots in the classroom. It's exploring the real-world implications of AI integration in education and personalized learning, recognizing the irreplaceable value of human interaction in the process, freeing-up teachers' time to focus on educating, and enhancing student engagement by making the learning environment more dynamic. We've invited back Bob Ficken, Karen Gibson, Dr. Danielle Hankins, Eric Myers and Brian Roemmele for their take on The Future of Education and AI: Robot Substitute Teachers? – Part 2. As wise Yoda said, “Pass on what you have learned.” Stick around and learn with us!

There's so much to predict about the convergence of education and artificial intelligence that we're bringing back our Futurists from June 14 to continue the conversation today. The future we're talking about is more than just robots in the classroom. It's exploring the real-world implications of AI integration in education and personalized learning, recognizing the irreplaceable value of human interaction in the process, freeing-up teachers' time to focus on educating, and enhancing student engagement by making the learning environment more dynamic. We've invited back Bob Ficken, Karen Gibson, Dr. Danielle Hankins, Eric Myers and Brian Roemmele for their take on The Future of Education and AI: Robot Substitute Teachers? – Part 2. As wise Yoda said, “Pass on what you have learned.” Stick around and learn with us!

There's so much to predict about the convergence of education and artificial intelligence that we're bringing back our Futurists from June 14 to continue the conversation today. The future we're talking about is more than just robots in the classroom. It's exploring the real-world implications of AI integration in education and personalized learning, recognizing the irreplaceable value of human interaction in the process, freeing-up teachers' time to focus on educating, and enhancing student engagement by making the learning environment more dynamic. We've invited back Bob Ficken, Karen Gibson, Dr. Danielle Hankins, Eric Myers and Brian Roemmele for their take on The Future of Education and AI: Robot Substitute Teachers? – Part 2. As wise Yoda said, “Pass on what you have learned.” Stick around and learn with us!

Moderator: Eric Myers has a depth of knowledge of the publishing industry and is an expert who is generous with sharing his advice for both fiction and nonfiction authors. A graduate of UCLA and the Sorbonne, Eric entered publishing as a journalist and author before becoming an agent. He's a member of both the Authors' Guild and the Association of Authors' Representatives.

Today's podcast episode is the final episode of the Dandelion Effect Podcast as we know it. We are tying a beautiful ribbon on a project that began in the fall of 2020 as an avenue for continued positive outreach and community engagement in the heat of the pandemic. This podcast has far exceeded our expectations, and while it's bittersweet, we are moving onto different creative adventures that we are all so excited for!As a way to wrap this up, we've decided to bring it full circle and give you a compilation episode of a handful of voices from within the Feathered Pipe Ranch team, an inside-out approach, so to speak. It's an ode to the Ranch: the changes we've been through over the years, the gratitude for this project, and a chance to hear from staff, board members and family members, why they believe this little retreat center in the forest of Helena, MT is, in fact, a life-changing place. We have six guests on today's podcast—Howard Levin, Anne Jablonski, Matt Lambie, Amanda Ellefsen, Eric Myers and Crystal Water—all weighing in about what keeps them coming back year after year, and adding their two cents into where this ship is heading as we look toward the future.Support the showConnect with Feathered Pipe Ranch: FacebookInstagramSubscribe to our NewsletterCheck out 2023 Retreats

We queried ChatGPT: “Tell me about Education and AI.” Response: AI has the potential to revolutionize education. With AI-powered tools, teachers can analyze student performance data, adapt teaching methods to suit individual students' needs, automate administrative task to free up time for lesson planning and support for students, identify patterns and trends in student data, and inform curriculum decisions. Some worry about AI algorithm bias toward certain students or groups. We asked ChatGPT: “Will human teachers be replaced by robot teachers?” Response: While there have been significant advancements in AI and robotics, it is unlikely that human teachers will be completely replaced by robot teachers.The most effective approach is likely to be a combination of human teachers and technology. We also asked ChatGPT for fictional movie quotes about Teachers. – “The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” – Dead Poets Society, 1989 – “It's not about how much you know. It's about how effectively you can share that knowledge with others.” – The Karate Kid, 1984 –“Teaching is not about answering questions but about questioning answers.” – Mr. Holland's Opus, 1995 We'll ask Bob Ficken, Dr. Danielle Hankins, Brian Roemmele, Karen Gibson and Eric Myers for their take on The Future of Education and AI: Robot Substitute Teachers?

We queried ChatGPT: “Tell me about Education and AI.” Response: AI has the potential to revolutionize education. With AI-powered tools, teachers can analyze student performance data, adapt teaching methods to suit individual students' needs, automate administrative task to free up time for lesson planning and support for students, identify patterns and trends in student data, and inform curriculum decisions. Some worry about AI algorithm bias toward certain students or groups. We asked ChatGPT: “Will human teachers be replaced by robot teachers?” Response: While there have been significant advancements in AI and robotics, it is unlikely that human teachers will be completely replaced by robot teachers.The most effective approach is likely to be a combination of human teachers and technology. We also asked ChatGPT for fictional movie quotes about Teachers. – “The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” – Dead Poets Society, 1989 – “It's not about how much you know. It's about how effectively you can share that knowledge with others.” – The Karate Kid, 1984 –“Teaching is not about answering questions but about questioning answers.” – Mr. Holland's Opus, 1995 We'll ask Bob Ficken, Dr. Danielle Hankins, Brian Roemmele, Karen Gibson and Eric Myers for their take on The Future of Education and AI: Robot Substitute Teachers?

We queried ChatGPT: “Tell me about Education and AI.” Response: AI has the potential to revolutionize education. With AI-powered tools, teachers can analyze student performance data, adapt teaching methods to suit individual students' needs, automate administrative task to free up time for lesson planning and support for students, identify patterns and trends in student data, and inform curriculum decisions. Some worry about AI algorithm bias toward certain students or groups. We asked ChatGPT: “Will human teachers be replaced by robot teachers?” Response: While there have been significant advancements in AI and robotics, it is unlikely that human teachers will be completely replaced by robot teachers.The most effective approach is likely to be a combination of human teachers and technology. We also asked ChatGPT for fictional movie quotes about Teachers. – “The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” – Dead Poets Society, 1989 – “It's not about how much you know. It's about how effectively you can share that knowledge with others.” – The Karate Kid, 1984 –“Teaching is not about answering questions but about questioning answers.” – Mr. Holland's Opus, 1995 We'll ask Bob Ficken, Dr. Danielle Hankins, Brian Roemmele, Karen Gibson and Eric Myers for their take on The Future of Education and AI: Robot Substitute Teachers?

Mushroom experts Joey Bohler and Lexi Wroten join the VIE Speaks line-up to share the secret health benefits behind the nutrient-dense superfood. Joey found his passion for mushrooms at the Telluride Mushroom Festival in 2017. On the ride back to Florida, he researched as much as he could about mycology (the study of fungi). He then studied under Eric Myers of Myers Mushrooms in El Paso, Texas, where his passion further blossomed. In December 2017, Joey built his first “mushroom operation” in his garage. Business partner Alexis Wroten later joined the team, and Vale of Paradise now supplies many South Walton, Florida restaurants with premium mushrooms, including Farm & Fire and others owned by Chef Jim Shirley. They also attend the weekly farmers markets in Rosemary Beach, Niceville, Grand Boulevard, and Seaside and are building a new facility and mushroom farm. Their products include foraged mushrooms, mushroom grow kits, tinctures, and dehydrated mushroom jerky. Learn more about this superfood when you give this episode a listen.  LET'S CONNECT: Instagram: @viespeaks // @viemagazine YouTube: (@VIEtelevision | WATCH VIE Speaks) Website: viemagazine.com CONNECT WITH JOEY & LEXI: Instagram: @valeofparadisemushrooms Website: valeofparadisemushrooms.com A special thank you to Rose & Company for sponsoring today's episode. For sponsorship inquiries, please contact kelly@viemagazine.com and hailey@viemagazine.com.

We visit with Eric Myers and wrestle with the perception that there is a competition between clinical counseling and pastoral counseling. Listen to learn what we discover. If you have attended church, counseling or you are a pastor or therapist, this is the one for you. Please share it with your friends and family. Let us know what you think. www.healthy-perspectives.com/podcast https://tcfmontana.org/  

Eric has spent 10+ years in the UK Music Industry working with some of the biggest stars including Ed Sheeran, Fireboy, Chip, Lady Leshurr, Davido, Popcaan, Giggs and the list goes on. Eric has travelled the world working with artists on the global scene. Dee Ludlow asks him questions on the UK/US music industry and what it is like to not only work with them but also putting together some of the most iconic music videos ever to come out of the uk music scene. Some iconic videos that Eric has worked on are Fireboy FML & Ed Sheeran - Peru, Popcaan - Levels, Russ Millions x Tion Wayne - Keisha & Becky. And if you want to work ONE to ONE with me and transform your life financially & mentally: www.deeludlow.com ABOUT OUR CHANNELOur channel is about optimising cash flow & performance. We make the journey as stress free and smooth as possible but I cutting out all of the gimmicks that the personal finance/ mindset industry preach which do not work.Don't forget to subscribe!FIND US ATwww.jointhe5amclub.co.uk www.deeludlow.com FOLLOW US ON SOCIALGet updates or reach out to Get updates on our Social Media Profiles!Instagram: dee_ludlowTikTok : dee_ludlow

*Don't miss part 2 Eric has spent 10+ years in the UK Music Industry working with some of the biggest stars including Ed Sheeran, Fireboy, Chip, Lady Leshurr, Davido, Popcaan, Giggs and the list goes on. Eric has travelled the world working with artists on the global scene. Dee Ludlow asks him questions on the UK/US music industry and what it is like to not only work with them but also putting together some of the most iconic music videos ever to come out of the uk music scene. Some iconic videos that Eric has worked on are Fireboy FML & Ed Sheeran - Peru, Popcaan - Levels, Russ Millions x Tion Wayne - Keisha & Becky. And if you want to work ONE to ONE with me and transform your life financially & mentally: www.deeludlow.com ABOUT OUR CHANNELOur channel is about optimising cash flow & performance. We make the journey as stress free and smooth as possible but I cutting out all of the gimmicks that the personal finance/ mindset industry preach which do not work.Don't forget to subscribe!FIND US ATwww.jointhe5amclub.co.uk www.deeludlow.com FOLLOW US ON SOCIALGet updates or reach out to Get updates on our Social Media Profiles!Instagram: dee_ludlowTikTok : dee_ludlow

Eric Myers, CEO at Junk Junk Baby. After graduating with a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice, Eric started his career at telecom sales in Boston, MA. "Best business learning experience of my life. Pure boiler room culture. 150 cold calls a day. Crush quota or be crushed". For the next fifteen years, he meandered in […]

Eric Myers, CEO at Junk Junk Baby. After graduating with a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice, Eric started his career at telecom sales in Boston, MA. "Best business learning experience of my life. Pure boiler room culture. 150 cold calls a day. Crush quota or be crushed". For the next fifteen years, he meandered in […] The post Eric Myers With Junk Junk Baby appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Kelly is joined by Eric Myers of Gracie Jiu Jitsu of Madisonville, Kentucky.  Episode recorded 9/5/2021.

Eric Myers is a New York-based literary agent who has had a long vibrant career in not only books, but film. He has been representing authors for over a decade, but prior to that he worked behind-the-scenes as a publicist for many well-known films including Julie & Julia, Zoolander, Shaft, Fatal Attraction, Regarding Henry, and more. He is also the author of three art-deco books published by St. Martin's Press. As a literary agent, he represents award winners, thrillers, memoirs, young adult fiction, and as a person, his integrity, charm, and style are rarely matched. We talk about his story, the importance of history, what his interactions with authors are like, his literary agent pet peeves, and much more. Learn more about Eric at his website here. This episode was recorded on May 10th, 2021.

Betsy McCright & Eric Myers on Westside Community Evolves. Barking Legs Theater: The Dave Schwab Trio, Part II. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

Si speaks with one half of the GL2 team from Evolution Wrestling Eric "Fort" Myers about his wrestling fandom growing up, his start in the business, different training schools/academies and hopes for the future.

Rex Brewer, Dane Fuelling, & AJ Kalver talk all things high school wrestling, including a recap of regionals and look ahead to the Fort Wayne semistate, and are joined this week by special guests; Oak Hill assistant coach Brody Hardcastle, Homestead coach Andy Oberlin, Prairie Heights coach Brett Smith, and Jay County coach Eric Myers

Rex Brewer, Dane Fuelling, & AJ Kalver talk all things high school wrestling, including a recap of regionals and look ahead to the Fort Wayne semistate, and are joined this week by special guests; Oak Hill assistant coach Brody Hardcastle, Homestead coach Andy Oberlin, Prairie Heights coach Brett Smith, and Jay County coach Eric Myers

On this episode, the Crew goes behind the scenes with Simon Gervais. Simon is the New York Times and #1 Amazon bestselling author of Hunt Them Down (January 2019) and Trained to Hunt (September 2019). He also wrote the Mike Walton series: The Thin Black Line (2015), A Red Dotted Line (2016) and A Thick Crimson Line (2018). He is represented by literary agent Eric Myers at Myers Literary Management. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and leave a comment. And if you want to learn more about the guys from The Crew or see additional author interviews, visit us at http://www.thecrewreviews.com Follow us on social media Twitter| https://twitter.com/CREWbookreviews Instagram| https://www.instagram.com/thecrewreviews/ Facebook| https://www.facebook.com/thecrewreviews/

Episode 20 Lois Spangler is a Verdadera Destreza ("Spanish Rapier") instructor and researcher with the Brisbane School of Iberian Swordsmanship. We discuss translating Spanish fencing sources, the problems of getting fencing jackets that actually fit, and even the philosophy of narrative. Check out her blog at StoryTrade.Net, and her Patreon account at Patreon.com/LoisSpangler She has been involved in producing a fencing jacket (the LS Diestrx) with HemaGearCanada, which you can find on their Facebook feed here. The jacket has undergone testing and has been certified to 410 newtons. We also mention a lecture she gave for Puck Curtis and Eric Myers, you can find it here: For more information about the host Guy Windsor and his work check out his website at https://guywindsor.net/ And to support the show, come join the Patrons at  https://www.patreon.com/theswordguy

Barbara Lundgren, Owner of Barb Wired, and Eric Myers, an Environmental Health Supervisor, joined me live on The I Love CVille Show! Save Littlejohn's New York Delicatessen: https://www.gofundme.com/f/save-little-johns The I Love CVille Show headlines (Wednesday, July 22) 1. Will The Albemarle County Board Of Supervisors push us from Phase 3 to Phase 2?? https://albemarle.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=A&ID=798275&GUID=59297AC4-2732-45CE-B124-529F10B7D341 2. Will UVa Football play this Fall? https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/college-footballs-efforts-to-play-a-safe-2020-season-hindered-by-ncaas-72-hour-covid-19-testing-guidelines/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=news_tab&utm_content=algorithm 3.Here is the financial impact of college football over one weekend https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/29510375/three-chick-fil-kickoff-games-awaiting-word-opening-matchups 4. Are college professors in trouble from a job security standpoint? https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/22/colleges-resort-to-last-ditch-efforts-like-layoffs-to-stay-afloat.html 5. C-Ville Weekly covers gambling slot machines inside Prime 109 https://www.c-ville.com/in-brief-tiki-terror-teacher-trouble-and-more/ 6. Virginia Film Festival announces shift to virtual format https://news.virginia.edu/content/virginia-film-festival-announces-shift-virtual-format-2020 7. CBS19 fires its sports director due to Covid https://twitter.com/damondillman/status/1285728493431644168?s=21 8. Colonial Downs is will not allow fans at horse races due to Covid https://www.nbc29.com/2020/07/21/colonial-downs-moves-spectator-free-racing/ 9. UVa Hoops Star Malcolm Brodgon launches new charitable foundation https://dailyprogress.com/sports/former-virginia-basketball-star-malcolm-brogdon-launches-brogdon-family-foundation/article_51a3489b-419b-5318-8b2f-6f8ddb703df5.html 10. Is New York City now the worst place to do business in America? https://nypost.com/2020/07/21/nyc-is-now-the-worst-place-to-do-business-retailers-say/ 11. Federal Government bans TikTok from employee phones https://www.google.com/amp/s/nypost.com/2020/07/21/house-bans-tiktok-from-federal-workers-devices/amp/ The I Love CVille Show airs live before a worldwide audience Monday – Friday from 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm on The I Love CVille Network.

Have you ever wondered what goes into operating a mushroom cultivation and equipment business? After today’s episode, wonder no more! Eric Myers joins us to share his expertise in all things fungi!   Owner of Myers Mushrooms in Wichita, Kansas, Eric doesn’t only sell mushrooms, he is also a specialty vendor of equipment precisely engineered for making DIY gourmet mushroom-growing easy, expedient, and effective. Additionally, Eric offers telephone consultations and 2-day hands-on mushroom cultivation classes for fungi fanatics who are aspiring to professionally grow gourmet mushrooms! Tune in to get a detailed overview of mushroom cultivation and more!   You’ll hear: How Eric got started in mushroom farming 1:42 Why Eric sold his operation in El Paso, Texas 3:36 What a typical day in Eric’s mushroom cultivation operation looks like 5:03 About the typical shelf life for Eric’s mushrooms 5:52 About the current untapped opportunities in the mushroom market 7:36 How Eric goes about moisturizing his mushrooms 12:54 How Eric manages all the tasks involved with his cultivation 15:34 What Eric’s operating procedures look like 18:31  The hardest thing Eric has ever done as a mushroom farmer 20:21 What goes into the spawning process 22:49 What Eric is doing differently now 28:22 Why to use shipping containers as a mushroom grower 30:08 How to make sure you’re not breathing in spores 31:19 How Eric goes about marketing 34:23 The biggest mistake new mushroom farmers make according to Eric 38:55 The drawbacks of using wood for your growing room 40:29 About the interesting farms Eric has visited during his time in the air force 41:33 About Eric’s favorite farming tool 46:49 Where to find more about Eric and Myers Mushrooms 51:34   About the guest:Eric is currently serving in the military as a vehicle mechanic in the US Air Force but loves mushroom cultivation! He started cultivating in El Paso, TX in 2015 and grew his El Paso operation to be the largest mushroom farm in the city. Since then he sold his operation and moved to Wichita, KS where he’s constructing a 2400 sq ft facility. He’s been happily married for 9 years, to his wife Joana, who handles the bag sales. They have a son, Eric Jr, who loves to help out in the lab, and a daughter, Brooke, who was born in early 2019. He’s been growing commercially for 5 years and plans to expand his knowledge and equipment as he gets closer to military retirement and can grow mushrooms full-time.Follow him here: Website - https://www.myersmushrooms.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Myersmushrooms/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/myersmushrooms/

Our first Episode!! Les McCurdy and Mike Stevens get to sit down with Hilarios comedians Eric Myer's and Bill "Bull" Ohse during a Stand up comedy show on a Thursday night in the Green Room.

I stopped coaching football in the fall of 2000. That’s a long time ago. In the spring of 2018, Eric Myers, who’s the Track and Field Coach at our school, surprised me with an unexpected proposition, Jim…you need to get back into coaching. I need an assistant. Coach with me. We’ll have a blast! I was totally unprepared for this solicitation. I responded, Wow…thanks, but I’m long removed from the coaching mindset. It’s been years since I’ve coached. I’m sorry!I was surprised by Eric’s proposition. That was a problem. I said no instinctively without giving it much thought. I promptly dismissed the idea and went on with my busy day.Our minds, however, function in mysterious ways. Last summer on a gorgeous Ohio day, I needed something to do. My wife had an obligation, so I was free to entertain myself. I decided to go hiking at Mohican State Park near Mansfield, Ohio. For some odd reason, as I strolled over the beautiful trails surrounded by sun-dappled hemlocks, I started thinking about coaching again:Man, it would take a lot of time out of my day.Boy, parents become spastic whenever their offspring are even remotely engaged in competition.I’m not as young as I used to be.But these thoughts were overwhelmed by others:When I was coaching I had a relational advantage in the classroom because I bonded with kids on the playing field.While I’m not as young as I used to be, I’m still very fit and coaching might make me feel even younger.I had a lot of fun coaching and there’s no reason to think that couldn’t be the case again.And finally and most importantly, I have a lot to offer those kids in the role of a coach.On my way home from the hike, I called Coach Myers and told him that if he needed me next year, I was available.Now, fast-forward to February of 2019. Eric informed that he did need me to help coach running events, but he really needed a discus coach. This introduced a fascinating new variable. I was a speed guy in high school. I’d never picked up a discus in my life. Eric assured me that I could teach myself and clarified that practice started on the 4th of March, so I needed to get cracking!This is a perfect example of self-directed learning. Over the past 2 weeks, I’ve researched, watched video, interviewed experienced throwers, and practiced the movements. To the amusement and annoyance of wife and offspring, I’ve thrown a lot of things against my basement wall mimicking throwing the discus. My form has evolved. I’m now excited to teach others. Please…repeat after me, When we teach ourselves, it sticksDeanna Hess teaches dual enrollment English at Dover High School in Dover, Delaware. My story about self-directed learning dovetails perfectly with her story about a prompt she recently gave students. Deanna challenged her kids by placing the learning objective at the end of the prompt! In other words, the learning objective represented Point B in a journey. Point A and how students got to Point B, was totally up to them. If this sounds fun, courageous, powerful, and something you’d like to try in your classroom, then you, dear friend, have downloaded the right podcast. Deanna describes her evolution in thinking about the assignment, the twists and turns of its execution, her interesting observations during the process, and the potential as a future instruction tactic. There’s no doubt that this lesson was a powerful learning experience for Deanna’s students.

We continue our conversation with Eric Myers, Sally Morrow, & Lindsey Willke of the Chattanooga Design Study. In this episode we explore the recently released South Broad District Study. Referenced in this episode: Chattanooga Design Studio website - http://bit.ly/2HuEZcc South Broad District plan - http://bit.ly/2qpnDWW City Council "OKs" South Broad Street Plan - http://bit.ly/2KwVw09

The Chattanooga Design Studio believes that we can make Chattanooga a great place to live for everyone through excellent urban design. In this conversation I am joined by the Studio's Eric Myers, Lindsey Willke, and Sally Morrow. In the first half of our conversation we discuss what urban design is and its importance for creating thriving communities. We also discuss a range of their work, both past and present. The second episode, to be released next week, focuses on their recently released framework plan for the South Broad District. Referenced in this episode: Chattanooga Design Studio website - http://bit.ly/2HuEZcc South Broad District plan - http://bit.ly/2qpnDWW Cityscapes I - http://bit.ly/2qnPLJU Chattanooga Design Studio programs - http://bit.ly/2HfIKEM Connect with CURB on Facebook - http://bit.ly/2IMQ4Vg

Beyond The Cover is back from a one week break with a very exciting guest, Simon Gervais. We will also dive into the world of books and have reviews, tips, etc. so don't miss out: Simon Gervais:  SIMON GERVAIS was born in Montréal, Québec. He joined the Canadian military as an infantry officer and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in 1997. Assigned to the Infantry School in Gagetown, New Brunswick, he received extensive training in advanced reconnaissance and small-unit tactics. In 2001, he became a federal agent. His first posting was in Toronto, where he served as a drug investigator. During this time, he worked on many international drug-related cases in close collaboration with his American colleagues from the DEA. However, in 2004, his career switched gears and he was placed with a federal anti-terrorism unit based in the Ottawa Region. During the following years, he was deployed in numerous European and Middle Eastern countries. In 2009, he became a close-protection specialist tasked with guarding foreign heads of state visiting Canada. Among many others, he served on the protection details of Queen Elizabeth II, US President Barack Obama and Chinese President, Hu Jianto. In 2012, Simon was transferred to his organization’s counter-surveillance unit. During the next two years, he participated in a number of intelligence gathering operations. In May 2014, he returned to his former unit to serve as a bodyguard for the American ambassador to Canada until his retirement in September 2014. Simon is now a full-time writer and a member of the International Thriller Writers. He has volunteered as the Security Director of ThrillerFest since 2013. His debut novel THE THIN BLACK LINE will be published by Lou Aronica at The Story Plant on April 7th, 2015. He is represented by literary agent Eric Myers of The Spieler Agency.  

It's time to Ranger Up with @trekkieb47 @secretrangerfan & @TheCinemaSlob as they talk all things Power Rangers on the Four Eyed Radio Network with RANGER COMMAND POWER HOUR! Today we are interviewing Dan Southworth, best known in Ranger Nation as Eric Myers, the Quantum Ranger in “Power Rangers Time Force”. He is an accomplished actor […]

It’s time to Ranger Up with @trekkieb47 @secretrangerfan & @TheCinemaSlob as they talk all things Power Rangers on the Four Eyed Radio Network with RANGER COMMAND POWER HOUR! Today we are interviewing Dan Southworth, best known in Ranger Nation as Eric Myers, the Quantum Ranger in “Power Rangers Time Force”. He is an accomplished actor […]

Fire, earth, air and water represent the four major points of the astrological wheel and indicate a basic chemical compatibility between people as well as the tone of the individual.  When you understand the elemental vibration of an individual you can appreciate their thought process and characater.  In this archived segment from 2011, astrologer, Chris Flisher speaks with collegue, Eric Myers about this important data point in astrology.

Have you heard of this band called Ford Theater Reunion? If you listen to this show you should know them well and this week the band's own Eric Myers joins us for a discussion of the music industry and what it's like in today's performance spaces. He's living it, responding to a prior episode and sharing a very cool mix of perspective from someone living the life every day. After that, we take him out on the town and return for a drink segment that was unexpectedly satisfying. More vintage music takes center stage, we plot out the week to come and a new episode is ready for you to enjoy. Cheers!

The very first Canadian Studmuffin Variety Show featuring the independent artists Ross Brodie, Taylor Abrahmse, Albino Squirrel, BigZay20 and Eric Myers, along with a bit of comedy on the side.

The very first Canadian Studmuffin Variety Show featuring the independent artists Ross Brodie, Taylor Abrahmse, Albino Squirrel, BigZay20 and Eric Myers, along with a bit of comedy on the side.