Podcasts about fezzes

George Washington is documented saying: “If we would agree to take the Fezzes, and Turbans off the Moors' Heads and remove the sandals from their feet and enforce it with severe punishments and also swear a death oath between ourselves to religiously, and faith fully not allow anyone to teach the Moorish Children whom they […] The post Is Jesus Lucifer? – The Moors were early Indians. The Civil War was fought by black men (Moors).  George Washington & Robert E. Lee =BLACK MOORS.  Moors were also Indians from India Superior (the Americas). appeared first on Psychopath In Your Life.

At a glance, one could be forgiven for assuming there's no way we'd join a group where the world's richest and most powerful men (only men) go to piss everywhere in a way that wild animals find unwise.  One could also be correct in assuming this, but that'd make for a short and boring episode. Fortunately we've got the Shriners in the opposite corner, and let me tell you, this is a far more legit group than perhaps any of us realized. Let's learn about tiny cars and the seemingly pretty great men who drive them!

NYC-based Fashion Abby (Abdullah Graham) talks to us about integrating simplicity, humility, and sustainable choices in the clothing that we wear. He also expounds upon his globally chic fez collection and cautions us about not overindulging in "fast fashion." You can find him on Instagram at @fashionabbynyc and he's even up for giving listeners a bit of fashion guidance should you need it.  

Dennis, Christian and Lindsey are joined in studio by show announcer Fard Muhammad, discussing Joe Biden's abilities, Democrats' accelerated efforts towards impeachment,  Dennis being generally happier paying less attention to the news and how he doesn't think the future is going to be much brighter than right now. There's also talk about treating vape cigarettes as more dangerous than regular ones, chain restaurants, the scheduling of Election Day, "Hart to Hart", and whether or not it actually helps to drink as much water as is recommended. They also stroll down memory lane about the old Dennis Miller radio show from Westwood One, including the off-beat items in the show store and catch phrases like "Shalom Aloha". There's also a conversation about a truck-stop camel who was prescribed antibiotics after it was bitten by a woman and much more! (But who really needs more after that?) This episode is brought to you by our sponsor: BrickHouse - Between the food supply and a sedentary lifestyle, Americans are in worse shape than ever. That’s why the team of on-staff physicians at Brickhouse Nutrition created Field of Greens. It's an easy way for you to add fruits and vegetables to your daily routine.  One scoop delivers a full serving of fruits and vegetables. Just drop in a cup of water, stir and you’re done. Go to BRICKHOUSEMILLER.COM and get 15% off your first order, just for trying it out, with the promo code MILLER.

Join us for the Lightning Lads podcast! Today we discuss Jojo's bizzare adventure and one punch man, movies and tv, deep fake porn, Call of Duty nonsense, the great spawn killing debacle in gaming, and so much more! Feel free to leave a comment on what you liked, what you'd like us to talk about, or anything else! We hope you enjoy and will continue on with us on our journey for fun and merriment!

On this episode I have a conversation with Jason Rogers, the Fezmonger. He runs Fez-O-Rama. He makes Fezzes.  He has an interesting story and great talent. His team has made some amazing products. Some of the best made clothing I own. Episode 5 will be about fear and love. I also have some great interviews lined up. The brew master from Giant Jones Brewery. Singer song write Mark Croft and the amazing Eliza Rickman. Do you have any questions? Want to be a guest? doug@douginapub.com  

  A quirky fraternal order is stranded far from home and their charitable objective.  Can trans-dimensional bar-flies help them fulfill their task? The lodges of the Shriners protect arcane secrets as it's members protect our sleeping world from nameless horrors. The drifts of nigh-invisible infra-red laser lensing  creatures lie between you and your objective.  But as […]

Ped & Tom celebrate a year of podcasting with their first inductions into the Two Bit Geeks Hall of Fame. Discuss the podcast on Reddit. Support the podcast on Patreon. Too Many Cats! [00:00] How Many Cats is Too Many? (Stuffed) Cat Chucking in Belgium ʻOumuamua Update [03:04] The first known interstellar object Light curve of ‘Oumuamua Relevant XKCD 1919 - Interstellar Asteroid Asteroid Capture Sagan standard Occam’s razor Cueball and Megan Evidence Tangent [11:15] The Scientific method vs Anecdotal evidence A Two Bit Anniversary [18:10] Two Bit Geeks Episode 1: Roll for Initiative! Don’t Start a Podcast (College Humor) h/t to Charlie Two Bit Geeks Episode 9: All Aboard from Silly Town! The Two Bit Geeks Subreddit h/t to /u/loonling The Two Bit Geeks Hall of Fame [24:27] Adam Ruins Everything - Why Mount Rushmore is the Weirdest Monument Archimedes Randall Munroe Relevant XKCD 1732 - Earth Temperature Timeline Relevant XKCD 1262 - Unquote Martin Gardner The Top 10 Martin Gardner Scientific American Articles M. C. Escher Martin Gardner bibliography Conway’s Game of Life Benoit Mandelbrot Vi Hart Vi’s YouTube channel Numberphile by Dr. Brady Haran Standup Maths by Matt Parker Hexaflexagons by Vi Hart How to Make a Hexaflexagon: The Definitive Guide by Vi Hart Twelve Tones by Vi Hart Nikola Tesla Why Nikola Tesla Was the Greatest Geek Who Ever Lived - The Oatmeal Elon Musk “Weird Al” Yankovic White & Nerdy by “Weird Al” Gary Gygax Dave Arneson The great 1980s Dungeons & Dragons panic Zork Choose Your Own Adventure Deathtrap Dungeon Leonard Nimoy Tom Baker: the definitive Doctor Who? “You may be A doctor, but I am The Doctor. The definite article, you might say.” ”Fezzes are cool.” Music by Lee Rosevere (CC by 4.0)

  With Great Passion Comes Great Responsibility, featuring the Splunk Trust with Eric Grant— EP003 Eric Grant, Community Manager for Splunk, sits down with us today to discuss how the SplunkTrust started, evolved, and now helps active members of the Splunk community be “geeky in all the right ways.” Giving those who help Splunk great benefits and a positive identity is very important to Eric, and he details exactly how they accomplish that. Today we are talking with Eric Grant, Community Manager for Splunk, who manages the advocacy program SplunkTrust. Eric shares with us the importance of building a team you can count on and trust, and how he was surprised at just how much people would do when asked. Eric gives great advice for those looking to start their own advocacy programs and gives us some behind-the-scenes insight on what makes SplunkTrust members the vivacious, raucous, and fez wearing “ubergeeks” that we know and love. Listen in as he describes how they took a community that was already there, and shaped it to be the SplunkTrust. Eric inspires us as program managers and leaders to have the courage to ask others for help, along with finding the right people, tell them to keep doing what they are doing, and ask them for even more, with providing great benefits and recognition in trade!     Key Takeaways [1:20] Today we are talking with Eric Grant, Community Manager for Splunk. [3:30] Eric started in program management and release management. He has been at Splunk for 5½ years. One of the responsibilities he had during that time was running the beta programs for their enterprise product. He enjoyed user perspective on the products — both the praise and critiques of upcoming releases. When an opportunity came up to work on the community end of things, he saw it as a great way to get more involved with customers. [5:04] Being part of the Splunk culture, and knowing the product and the customer base, helped him transition over to the community manager position. [6:46] Their annual conference has been held for 8 or 9 years, which is a great way for customers, partners, and employees to get together. That led to an online community of a large number of these people, who started communicating both professional and informally on an IRC. They have something called “Answers,” where they have over 80,000 questions posted by customers and partners, with a quick turnaround time of answers within 20–30 minutes, and 70% answered by other customers. They have 90 user groups around the world. [8:03] SplunkTrust is an MVP program, grown out of consistent contributors from customers, app developers, etc. This was to thank them for what they were doing, to empower and encourage them to do more. The goal was not to set specific quantitative hard numbers, but just to see what it could do. [10:08] They had some qualitative goals when starting the program, but it’s hard to set up quantitative goals. It’s challenging to get wrapped up into hard ROI before you know the outcome. [10:55] The initial goal was to help with customer success, which is why it was in the support organization, and that stays as one of the top goals of the company. [11:34] For people starting a program, Eric recommends to look for the people that are already passionate and championing your company. The initial membership was picked by an internal team, plus support and sales engineers, product engineers, etc. They looked at who the most helpful people were, in the programs that they already had going. Once they identified those people, they looked at their attitude, availability to participate, and ability to represent Splunk well. [14:42] Some keywords that Eric describes Splunk culture as: snarky, irreverent, geeky. IT admin and implementers are highly represented. The group is geeky people who enjoy hanging out online with other geeky people! [15:39] SplunkTrust is known for their cool T-shirts and swag. Some people say Splunk is a T-shirt company who happens to make software! They wear Fezzes as a unifying symbol along with a pin that signifies the year of the program. [17:41] There are two SplunkTrusters that Splunk hired, and the community still wanted them in even though they now work for the company. The program is split up primarily between professional service consultants and customers. [18:31] This is the second year and there are 30 members which include the two Splunk employees. [22:40] Some of the other benefits of the SplunkTrust program include rewards and ways they can promote themselves and Splunk. Free training and certification through Splunk education courses, free pass to annual user conference— .Conf, Fez, pins and capes. Presentations on products are coming up where they can share their thoughts, and virtual conference sessions where they present to a public audience. [24:45] ROI is difficult to measure, but one way is support case deflection. [30:41] They do want to grow the program, but want to do it slowly, in order maintain the tightness of group identity. If it continues to grow larger, they may start segmenting and subdividing the group into service type categories, or industry vertical categories, rather than just growing it, which fragments and loses cohesion. [35:10] Eric was surprised at how much the group would do, when not even asked. Brainstorm all the possible things program members can get involved with. Then let community members help define the path after that. [35:50] Sometimes it can be difficult balancing the journey of the program and passion of the SplunkTrust members with what is optimal for the company’s long term goals. It’s a delicate balance to satisfy both. [36:42] Eric has been blown away by the strength of the identity and interest level of the program. They expect it to keep growing by 75% in the next year. About our guest, Eric Grant Eric Grant is the Community Manager for Splunk. In that role, he manages Splunk’s local User Groups, the SplunkTrust MVP program, and the realtime chat service. Eric has been at Splunk for five years and previously served as a Program Manager and Release Manager for Platforms, as well as running Beta programs for Platforms. Eric serves on Splunk’s the Open Source Standards committee, sits on the Onboarding Steering committee, and helps guide Splunk’s culture as a Values Ambassador.   Eric has spent his professional life melding technology, education, and collaboration. He started life in New York, got some degrees in Information Systems and Political Science from CMU, and then started working in enterprise software, learning and development, and edutainment software in Austin and New York. Then he came to Stanford for a Masters in Learning, Design, and Technology, and fell in love with California. Since then, he has worked in high-tech classrooms, educational foundations, government tech, and several educational startups. Prior to working at Splunk, Eric was about to go to Libya to roll out a citizen participation technology, but then the citizens revolted and he decided to stay here. Eric lives in San Francisco and enjoys motorcycling, camping, skiing, fostering rescue dogs, and eating too much cheese. Eric also volunteers as a first responder at Burning Man just about every year. Mentioned In This Episode John’s Twitter: @jtroyer Kathleen’s Twitter: @DailyKat Eric Grant’s Twitter: @SenatorGrant Splunk Website Splunk Live: SplunkTrust.Conf   The Influence Marketing Podcast is brought to you by the Influence Marketing Council, an industry council for B2B brands who innovate in influencer, advocacy, and community marketing. Your hosts, John Mark Troyer and Kathleen Nelson Troyer, are co-founders of the IMC. The Influence Marketing Podcast is part of the research program of the IMC. For more information, go to influencemarketingcouncil.com.

Episode 78 Baron Von Hoeffler has finally arrived and immediately takes charge of the situation, although the Players worry that his immediate response of “go and murder Menkaph and his compatriots and take their Fezzes” might be a little bit too direct action for them. Added to the fact they keep tripping over Chinese Ladies […]

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