Podcast appearances and mentions of eric sanford

Join hosts Jonathan and Brandon with special guest Eric Sanford as they discuss why it is important to not just be a consumer. We'll talk about why effective family discipleship involves a commitment to serving and to missions.

Join hosts Brandon Gartman and Jonathan Raffini as the they talk about how Bible reading leads students to leverage their life for the sake of the gospel. We are joined on our episode today by Tyler Gresham and Eric Sanford. Eric's Journal resources available at the following page. https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B09MVF41CP/allbooks?ingress=0&visitId=7c7fd50d-bb34-4875-9a38-2123061ef180&ref_=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1

Join hosts Brandon Gartman and Jonathan Raffini as the they talk about the importance of Bible reading in order to develop lifelong faith in your children and teenagers. We are joined on our episode today by Tyler Gresham and Eric Sanford. Eric's Journal resources available at the following page. https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B09MVF41CP/allbooks?ingress=0&visitId=7c7fd50d-bb34-4875-9a38-2123061ef180&ref_=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1

Dave Moe is the most unique, eclectic guest I've had on the podcast, and he and his brother may have had more of an impact on the sport of skiing than anyone else I've had on the show. The Moe's started Powder Magazine, and Dave Moe was the gonzo journalist who traveled the world in the name of Powder. On the podcast, we talk about early Seattle skiing, his “Screw Loose” alter egos, founding Powder Magazine, sales, marketing, travel, and general weirdness. Jake Moe makes a couple of appearances to clear some things up on this history lesson of an episode. Dave Moe Show Notes: 5:00:  Screw Loose and Alter Egos: Abraham Lincoln, Tragic Johnson, Lambchop, and Captain Powder, and skiing in Seattle. 13:00:  Skiing in Seattle, the idea for Powder Magazine, Jake on couch surfing, Sun Valley, and what did other media think of Powder? 20:00:  Rollerblade: They invented inline skating and make the best skates on the planet. Best Day Brewing:  All of the flavor of your favorite IPA or Kolsch, without the alcohol, the calories and sugar. Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better. 22:00:  The magazine plan, what it costs, the reason Powder was a success in Jake's mind, paying for the product, the sales strategy,  covers, and travel 36:00: Stanley:  Get 30% off site wide with the code winteriscoming Peter Glenn Ski and Sports:  Over 60 years of getting you out there.  Outdoor Research:  Click here for 25% off Outdoor Research products (not valid on sale items or pro products) 38:00:  Hunter S Thompson influence, weird stuff, expense accounts, and selling Powder 43:00:  How does Powder end for him, Spiritual Editor, Powder is coming back, and his Hall of Fame bid 47:00:  Inappropriate Questions with Eric Sanford

Joining Stuart in the first episode of his deep-dive journey into Baseball is Eric Sanford - staff writer at Seattle Mariners community website Lookout Landing. Growing up in England, pretty much the only Baseball players Stuart had heard of were those who featured in the inconic episode of The Simpsons "Homer at the Bat". Eric helps Stuart to answer the important questions such as: why was Ken Griffey Jr chosen to feature in that episode? What else did he do in his career? What was his best moment in the Mariners uniform - and how does that link to his refusal to play for one of Baseball's most famous teams? What started off as a look into why Griffey Jr was chosen to appear in the Simpsons, quickly becomes a fascinating adventure into one of Baseball's greatest ever players! https://www.lookoutlanding.com/ https://twitter.com/sanford_and_son https://twitter.com/LookoutLanding https://twitter.com/stuart_levy https://twitter.com/SwollenJawPod https://www.peteobriensglasses.com/blog/2016/7/26/dues-paid-in-full-junior-and-seattle-get-their-day-in-the-sun Eric's experience of Ken Griffey Jr being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame https://youtu.be/jReh-ibeClU the famous end of the first playoff series vs the Yankees: "the most iconic moment in Mariners history" https://youtu.be/TIgK56cAjfY View here for a detailed history of the Mariners https://youtu.be/jXZTw-GtQcY Ken Griffey Jr's best catches ever https://theathletic.com/1698812/2020/04/02/solving-the-mystery-within-ken-griffey-jr-presents-major-league-baseball/?source=twitterpcads&ad_id=40700840&twclid=258ele3ec0x66jc1xfcieqd8ca Cool story from the Ken Griffey Jr video game Gift pass for The Athletic https://theathletic.com/gp/ychterwdm2

Today we look at a few other Christmas myths. A reminder that our discussion is focused on ensuring we take all we know of the story of Christmas from the Biblical text. We'll also discuss Santa Claus in this episode as well. You can pick up Eric's journals at the link below and support the work of church planting in Denver. Enjoy Eric's Journals https://www.amazon.com/Eric-Sanford/e/B09MVF41CP?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1639603344&sr=8-1

We'll look at the Biblical narrative and which parts of the Christmas story are Biblical and which developed as part of tradition. We'll also remind the audience that the most important part of Christmas is the truth that God sent his son Jesus to save us from our sins. Resources referenced in podcast below. Eric Sanford Journals https://www.amazon.com/Eric-Sanford/e/B09MVF41CP?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1639603344&sr=8-1 Book mentioned by Tyler The First Days of Jesus https://www.amazon.com/First-Days-Jesus-Story-Incarnation-ebook/dp/B00XWDQYZW/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=the+first+days+of+christ+kostenberger&qid=1639589588&sr=8-1

0:00-14:45: A very rare in-person podcast recording! Matthew and Eric Sanford actually sit in the same room and talk to each other, eliminating the need for pesky computers and other audio trappings. Eric is about to embark for Spring Training and boy does he have some opinions. Listen up if you want to get educated before making a trip of your own, and also stick around for a glorious Dae-Ho Lee story which makes Eric sound like a Grade-A lurker! 14:50-24:55: The do’s and don’ts of seeking an autograph as an adult. If you want a more in-depth, written version of this, click here. How to manipulate your children into liking the same things as you. What sort of things should you do in Arizona when you’re not at a baseball field? If you like fusion restaurants where Guy Fieri has crushed a snickerdoodle, well, of course you like that. Eric will tell you where that place is. Also, if you’re interested in playing some Wiffle ball or just marveling at our stats, check out our league website. 25:00-35:10: What’s the strategy for actually going to a Spring Training game? Did the online community of Mariner fans actually force the team to abandon the trident hat? Finally, listeners, we have a request! If you have a good nickname for the Jarred Kelenic and Julio Rodriguez combo, let us know in the comments. 35:15-50:40: Getting into the reasons why Eric is a Mariner fan. Part of it involves watching pure domination as a six-year-old, but in an abbreviated fashion. The fellas then bond over having their respective dads pull them out of school to attend baseball games, and the 1997 Mariners, who Matthew doesn’t remember at all but can Google. 50:45-1:04:21: Ending with a story about Northwood Elementary School and a good ol’ fashioned chat about what the Seattle Mariners and Lookout Landing mean to us. Music: “Sock It 2 Me” by Missy Elliott & Da Brat // “Never Said” by Liz Phair Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Extremely sensitive to shifts in temperature, the ochre sea star is considered a “keystone species” for monitoring the effect of changing air and ocean temperatures on California’s marine life. Eric Sanford of the UC Davis Bodega Bay Marine Lab puts these beautiful creatures to the test, using their appetite for mussels as the yardstick. Series: "UCTV Prime cuts" [Science] [Show ID: 24211]

Extremely sensitive to shifts in temperature, the ochre sea star is considered a “keystone species” for monitoring the effect of changing air and ocean temperatures on California’s marine life. Eric Sanford of the UC Davis Bodega Bay Marine Lab puts these beautiful creatures to the test, using their appetite for mussels as the yardstick. Series: "UCTV Prime cuts" [Science] [Show ID: 24211]

Extremely sensitive to shifts in temperature, the ochre sea star is considered a “keystone species” for monitoring the effect of changing air and ocean temperatures on California’s marine life. Eric Sanford of the UC Davis Bodega Bay Marine Lab puts these beautiful creatures to the test, using their appetite for mussels as the yardstick. Series: "UCTV Prime cuts" [Science] [Show ID: 24211]

Extremely sensitive to shifts in temperature, the ochre sea star is considered a “keystone species” for monitoring the effect of changing air and ocean temperatures on California’s marine life. Eric Sanford of the UC Davis Bodega Bay Marine Lab puts these beautiful creatures to the test, using their appetite for mussels as the yardstick. Series: "UCTV Prime cuts" [Science] [Show ID: 24211]

Extremely sensitive to shifts in temperature, the ochre sea star is considered a “keystone species” for monitoring the effect of changing air and ocean temperatures on California’s marine life. Eric Sanford of the UC Davis Bodega Bay Marine Lab puts these beautiful creatures to the test, using their appetite for mussels as the yardstick. Series: "UCTV Prime cuts" [Science] [Show ID: 24211]

Extremely sensitive to shifts in temperature, the ochre sea star is considered a “keystone species” for monitoring the effect of changing air and ocean temperatures on California’s marine life. Eric Sanford of the UC Davis Bodega Bay Marine Lab puts these beautiful creatures to the test, using their appetite for mussels as the yardstick. Series: "UCTV Prime cuts" [Science] [Show ID: 24211]

0:00-21:30: Matthew and Kate are joined by staff member Eric Sanford at Beveridge Place Pub for the most important hour of your entire life. Kate and Eric talk about their approach to Edgar Weekend, which they will both be attending in some capacity. A trenchant discussion on the actual value of winning, and what location is best for that. A dive into prep prospects reveals that baseball players are just recycling names. Eric brags about having children, a job, and cool hats. A motorcycles roars on, and so does the podcast. 21:35-30:00: Logan Gilbert vs. Yadier Molina, the winner may surprise you. We stan the beef boys no matter where they go. As we reach another August of bad Mariners, do you care about the rest of Major League Baseball? We love and support both Nelson Cruz and Mike Leake in their new endeavors. We make a shameless attempt to have HBO buy the rights to the Lookout Landing podcast. 31:00-41:00: September callups are nigh. They absolutely, positively, 100% have to include Ian Miller or we stage a coup. Again, Brodie Van Wagenen, accept Matthew’s LinkedIn request. The tremendous trio sings the praises of the collective attitude surrounding the Mariners’ minor league system. Fun is fun, y’all. Guess how many Mariners have hit 35 home runs in a season, and how close a certain lefty slugger is to getting there? 41:15-57:15: We devote a lot of brain power to Players’ Weekend. The opposite of a key to our heart is using your actual last name on your Players’ Weekend jersey. Does Kyle Seager have college football coach energy? Did J.P. Crawford have to go with Crawdaddy? Are the jerseys themselves bad? Let me go ahead and answer that for you….yes. 57:20-1:08:00: Questions from Twitter! If you submitted a question you are all of our best friend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mariners' speedy outfield prospect Ian Miller joins Kate and co-host Eric Sanford to talk about the joys and trials of life in the minor leagues. He offers a dugout-level view on spring training and what he thinks makes big leaguers stand apart, a discussion of the swing chanes that have led to him seeing a tremendous jump in his numbers this year, and explains the shift in organizational philosophies post-Dipoto-regime from a player's point of view. Other topics covered: imaginary girlfriends, the irresistible allure of Chick-Fil-A breakfasts, and "which guy are you in the fight?" Music: "Kashmir" by Led Zeppelin, "Space Oddity" by David Bowie (both Ian's choices); "Run On" by Moby Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Filmmaker Dan Griffin works with Stanford marine biologist Steve Palumbi to produce "Microdocs": a video series focusing on ecological sustainability and ocean health. This is an excerpt from the Microdoc called, "Ocean Babies on Acid", which follows Palumbi and UC Davis marine biologist Eric Sanford as they conduct an experiment to determine how the purple sea urchin may be affected by ocean acidification.

"Ocean Babies on Acid" focuses on an experiment that Stephen Palumbi and UC Davis marine biologist Eric Sanford are doing to study the effects of ocean acidification on sea urchin larvae off the California and Oregon coasts.