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In this episode of Journey of Hope, host Elio Constantine sits down with Bashir, a lead pastor Hope Evangelical Church and the Field Manager at Heart for Lebanon in the Bekaa Valley. They reflect on the recent trials and triumphs faced by the Lebanese people during a tumultuous period from September 2024 to January 2025. As conflict escalated between Hezbollah and Israel, over a million people in Lebanon were displaced, and the nation faced unprecedented economic challenges. Yet, amidst the despair, Bashir shares powerful testimonies of how God was at work, answering prayers and providing hope.Listeners will hear about the unwavering commitment of the Heart for Lebanon team, who gathered weekly to pray for peace and support those affected by the violence. Bashir recounts the miraculous moments when families received aid, the joy of seeing a new government formed after years of uncertainty, and the profound impact of community support during these dark times.As the episode unfolds, Bashir shares inspiring stories of individuals whose lives were touched by God's grace, including a young girl named Rua who overcame barriers to education, and a woman whose prayers for her sick niece were answered. The episode highlights the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of faith in action.Join Elio and Bashir as they celebrate the answered prayers and the hope that continues to shine through the darkness in Lebanon. This episode is a testament to the strength of community, the importance of prayer, and the love of Christ that binds us all together. Don't miss this uplifting conversation that reminds us of the profound impact we can have when we come together in faith.Subscribe, share, and engage with Heart for Lebanon's prayer ministry at heartforlebanon.org/prayer. Your support is vital in bringing hope and change to those in need.

Neste episódio, Angela Ruiz conversa com Davi Köhntopp da Silva, pesquisador de produtos digitais no xarvio, e Sérgio Zambon, Gerente Sênior de Desenvolvimento de Produto da BASF, sobre a importância da aplicação no momento correto para um manejo eficiente de doenças e os benefícios da agricultura digital no manejo fúngico. Os convidados trazem o lançamento do Timing de Aplicação no xarvio® FIELD MANAGER para auxiliar o agricultor na tomada de decisões para aplicações de fungicidas na Soja. Saiba mais em: www.xarvio.com/br www.instagram.com/xarvio_br

New contract lows in December corn and November soybeans were found on Friday while the wheat trade rallied some to find green on the screen at the end of the session. We have a conversation with Craig Turner from StoneX on today's show and discuss the need for education to navigate these markets. He also shares his thoughts on if these grain markets have more downside risk and why the next two weeks could continue to be tough. Also, sign up for his upcoming webinar on August 28th titled "Harvest and Storage Marketing Strategies" by visiting the website https://www.grainsandoilseeds.com. In Segment Two of today's show, Kyle King, US Digital Farming Commercial Lead at BASF Agricultural Solutions, joins us to talk about a new spray timer tool now available in xarvio® FIELD MANAGER, BASF's digital farming tool and app. Learn more online at https://www.xarvio.com.

It's Hammer time in Canada: How did Canada become dominant in the Hammer Throw (1:37) Guest: Garrett Collier, Track and Field Manager, BC Athletics More than 70 percent of dentists accepting patients through Canadian Dental Care Plan (16:46) Guest: Dr. Rob Wolanski, president, British Columbia Dental Association Journo Corner: The Consulting Firms Telling Ottawa What to Do (32:50) Guest: Justin Ling, freelance journalist and author of the Bug-eyed and Shameless newsletter on Substack Is swimming in the Seine making Olympic athletes sick? (51:00) Guest: Metin Duran, professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Villanova University  How misinformation has permeated the summer Olympics (1:04:13) Guest: Timothy Caulfield, professor of health law and science policy, University of Alberta, Author of Relax.: A Guide to Everyday Health Decisions with More Facts and Less Worry Want to grab a meal with strangers? There's an app for that (1:22:36) Guest: Maxime Barbier, founder and CEO, Timeleft app

Norge ligger langt bak i det digitale skiftet i byggebransjen. Det største hinderet er mangel på kompetanse og data. Gevinstene ved å digitalisere byggebransjen er store i form av kostnadsreduksjon, lavere klimagassutslipp, raskere prosjektgjennomføring og økning i eksport av produkter og tjenester. NGI satser på digital innovasjon og utvikling gjennom NGI Digital, rettet mot geobransjen, som omfatter blant andre geoteknikere, ingeniørgeologer, hydrogeologer og miljøgeologer. Hvilke fordeler har vi ved å jobbe mer digitalt? Hvilken kompetanse trenger byggebransjen på kort og lang sikt for å hindre at norsk byggebransje forblir en digital sinke? Og hvordan skal vi få bransjen til å jobbe sammen og dra i samme retning? Gjester: Kristin Paulsen, leder for NGI Digital, Truls Martens, produkteier for NGIs digitale plattform for grunnundersøkelser, Field Manager, Cathrine Mørch, direktør for digitalisering i Statsbygg. Lytt også til podcastepisoden Hvordan kan digitale løsninger gi bedre kontroll over grunnforholdene i prosjekter?    

Vi hører og leser om utfordrende grunnforhold i bygge- og anleggsprosjekter, noe som ofte fordyrer og forsinker prosjektene. Å jobbe mer digitalt kan være én løsning. I tett samarbeid med bransjen har NGI utviklet Field Manager, som er ett eksempel på en ny digital løsning. Her samles alle data fra grunnundersøkelser i én felles skyløsning. Hvordan fungerer Field Manager? Norges største rådgivende ingeniørselskap, Norconsult, har tatt i bruk Field Manager i alle sine prosjekter. Hva er nytteverdien? Og hvorfor er digital transformasjon så viktig for bygg- og anleggsbransjen? Gjester: Truls Martens, NGI, produkteier for Field Manager, Mats Kahlström, NGI, geoteknisk ingeniør og produktutvikler, Henning Firman, Norconsult, leder digitaliseringsstrategi for geofag. Programleder: Liv Røhnebæk Bjergene Lytt også til podcastepisoden Hva er geofagene sin rolle i digitaliseringen av byggebransjen  

What if you could play a part in saving a species from the brink of extinction? Join us for a fascinating conversation with Dr Keri Langridge, Field Manager for the Saving Wildcats partnership, from the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland, and Dr Roo Campbell from NatureScot, about one of our rarest and most threatened mammals: the wildcat.  We'll explore their distinct physical features, their historical significance in Scotland, and the substantial threats they encounter, including the risk of hybridisation with domestic cats.The Saving Wildcats partnership is dedicated to establishing a thriving wildcat population in Scotland. We hear about the wildcats recently released into the wild, the diligent monitoring techniques used to safeguard their survival, potential future hurdles, and how we can all help this species not only survive but thrive in Scotland.More Information:https://savingwildcats.org.uk/ https://www.nature.scot/doc/scottish-wildcat-action-swa-final-summary-report-2023

Freddy Smith is in his first season as the Director of Player Personnel assisting with the infielders and hitters. Smith makes the switch from University of Hawaii after two seasons as a Graduate Assistant. Fred is also going into his third season as Field Manager for the Willmar Stingers in the prestigious Northwoods league.

Join us for a very real conversation with Mike Pinto, culture and team-building expert and former COO and Field Manager of the Southern Illinois Miners. Listen in as Mike shares his experiences of building the Miners from the ground up into one of the winningest and most respected organizations in professional baseball. Mike shares both his wisdom on maintaining focus and relationships while juggling multiple responsibilities and his secret sauce behind winning teams and cultures.    During our conversation, Mike unpacks his innovative process of “what else thinking” that's helped him consistently generate new ideas and kept his teams at the top. Listen closely as he discusses the balance between innovation and distraction and how his ultimate goal of fostering a great culture guided his decision-making.   Mike talks about the importance of making the most of opportunities and encourages you to cheat life as long as you can. He shares his philosophy of “Stage Five Players,” urging you to be present, work on improving your skills, and not get too preoccupied with things beyond your control. Tune in to hear Mike's inspiring journey and take away lessons that you can apply to your life right now.    In this episode, you'll hear: How Mike managed his focus and relationships while in BOTH a COO and Baseball Team Manager role Mike's secret sauce behind building winning teams and cultures for decades Mike's five stages of the Independent Baseball career that applies to life and business   KEY QUOTES “Cheat life as long as you can.” “Be where your feet are.” “Act like you're going to be reviewed on Yelp every day. How many five stars are you getting?” “It's not about who you know. It's about who knows you.”   CONNECT WITH MIKE Instagram: @mikepinto3 Linkedin: /in/mikepinto Twitter: @mikepinto3 Mike's Band: San Antonio Transit   CONNECT WITH J.R.  Facebook: @jamesJRreid Instagram: @jamesjrreid LinkedIn: in/jamesjrreid/ Twitter: @jamesJRreid Website: jamesreid.com Check out The Clutch Club™️: jamesreid.com/club (For Men Only)   Follow and Review: We'd love for you to follow us if you haven't yet. Click that purple '+' in the top right corner of your Apple Podcasts app. We'd love it even more if you could drop a review or 5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast.   Episode Credits If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Emerald City Productions. They helped me grow and produce the podcast you are listening to right now. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com Let them know we sent you.  

Host David Colvard, GSBA Risk Management, Safety and Risk Control Coordinator speaks with GSBA Risk Management Assistant Director, John Shore and special guest Bill Becker, Field Manager for Boiler and Machinery Risk Control for Travellers. In this episode they will be discussing facility boilers and other machinery as related. .

New Chillicothe Paints field manager Michael Boswell joins Jacob to talk about going from being a player to a coach, being the bench boss for the first time, coaching style, long bus rides and more.

Researchers in Canada are working on a robot called "Fetch" and The first 3-D scan of the Titanic on Nerd News with Dan Riskin. Ask A Junk Removal Engineer Anything with Jeremy Borda a Field Manager at Just Junk. He tells stories of hoarding and cleaning up a home after the death of the occupant.

Pre-Game Conversation with Freddy Smith, Hawaii Graduate Assistant, who played with CSUN for two seasons, from 2016 to 2017. Smith spent 2021 as Director of Player Development for CSUN, before getting the opportunity to join Rich Hill's staff in Manoa, as a GA. Smith will spend the Summer of 2023, as Field Manager of the Wilmar Stingers, in the Northwoods League. Audio Courtesy CSUN Matadors' Sports Properties, and Learfield Photo Courtesy CSUN Athletics

Episode was recorded in August 2022 during the AFSA PEDS event. Chief Master Sergeant Thomas J. Wigington is the Public Health Career Field Manager, Defense Health Headquarters, Falls Church, Virginia. Conversation Time-Stamps: 00:00 - How Chief mentored me in a time of need 02:30 - "It was a place I've been before - this PH is a PHamily" 03:15 - Career History 05:00 - A Life Changing Deployment 07:30 - Asking For Help (PTSD) 08:30 - A Message To All Public Health Airmen 09:00 - The Healing Journey of Self-Care 10:30 - Why EMEDS/TCCC Really Matter 12:00 - The Future of Public Health (What COV Taught Us) 15:50 - Why I Love Chief Wigington He serves as the senior enlisted consultant to the Air Force Surgeon General and Assistant Surgeon General Medical Force development, on issues impacting the morale, welfare, utilization and professional development of 1,425 Total Force enlisted personnel. He works directly with Air Force Medical Service senior leaders to develop policy to enhance the health and welfare of 2.1 million beneficiaries worldwide Chief Wigington entered the Air Force in July 1997. His breadth of experience includes various duties in the Public Health career field, in addition to serving as the Air Force Lead Enlisted Public Health Consultant, Wing Staff Agency Group Superintendent, Squadron Superintendent and Inspector General Superintendent. He also served in support of Operations ENDURING FREEDOM, INHERENT RESOLVE, FREEDOM'S SENTINEL and most recently DELIBERATE RESOLVE as Air Force Forward SurgeonGeneral Superintendent and Theater Public Health Manager, Combined Air and Space Operations Center, Air Force Central Command. THIS IS A PRIVATE ACCOUNT. IT IS NOT A PART OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE OR ANY OF ITS COMPONENTS AND IT HAS NO GOVERNMENTAL STATUS.

On this episode, we were able to not only recap the trip to Slat Lake City but specifically talk about the talk that Leah Withrow and I gave at the conference this year discussing new and innovative ways to bring awareness to others about this incredible industry. Awesome talk, with one of the best people in this industry. You do not want to miss out.

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Tyler Morris, Director of Sports Turf at Vanderbilt University is joined by his head lacrosse coach, Beth Hewitt for the coaches/field manager relations groundskeeper chat. The pair are headed into their third season together and share insight onto why establishing trust and communication on day one should be top priority.

Jon Larson and Willie Bloomquist are the team behind Arizona State University's Baseball team but their roles are very different. Jon is the head groundskeeper that manages the field while Willie is the head coach who manages the players. For two jobs that are naturally at odds with one another, how do the two ensure they share the same vision and goals for the program?

Tommy Underwood has 17 years of experience in field maintenance and for 11 of those years, he's been working alongside athletics director and head football coach Todd Wallace to make fields safe and playable for their district. The pair talk about how working at a small school district gives them immediate appreciation for what other people in the organization have to juggle to get the job done.

One of my favorite episodes with one of my best friends from this industry Mr. Kody Tingler. It was an awesome time discussing the different aspects of his career and his journey through the industry. Reminiscing on some great times in college and our time in the industry. An Episode you do not want to miss.

"Abraham J. Bonowitz has been one of the leading organizers in the death penalty abolition movement since he changed his mind on the issue in the late 1980's. He has had a hand in each of the legislative repeal victories thus far, starting with when he served as the Field Manager for New Jerseyans for Alternatives to the Death Penalty, which passed its bill in 2007. He then worked as the Director of Affiliate Support for the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty and was directly involved in the repeal victories in New Mexico, Illinois, Connecticut, Maryland and Nebraska (since reversed via referendum)." - [from https://deathpenaltyaction.org/]   For more information visit https://deathpenaltyaction.org/about/abe-bonowitz  Death Penalty Action on Instagram Or find DPA on Twitter  To help sustain our work, you can donate here To check out what RLC is up to, please visit us www.redletterchristians.org  Follow us on Twitter: @RedLetterXians Instagram: @RedLetterXians Follow Shane on Instagram: @shane.claiborne Twitter: @ShaneClaiborne Common Hymnal information: https://commonhymnal.com/ 

Nick sits down with the 3F2X1 career field manager, Chief Master Sergeant Eric Johnson.  This interview lasts about 90 minutes and hits these questions and more: Why would anyone take this job in the middle of the craziness?  What's your vision of the future for 3F2s?  What's up with your obsession with the Incredible Hulk?  What's up with those retrain quotas?Can we require certifications at each rank level?How can we ensure SSgt's are not functional and base training managers when there are Senior NCOs at those bases?What's the likelihood we (active duty) can get back into the education office?How can we align our career field better to take advantage of civilian opportunitiesOut of these questions came many conversations about emotional intelligence, priorities, what you can do as a functional to help your team, and far more.  Prefer video? Zoom Capture on FacebookAs always, share, like and subscribe and check out the 3FU Facebook page to stay up to date with the podcast and upcoming events!Just a reminder, the 3FUniverse is not an official page for the DoD.  The views and opinions presented herein are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of DoD or its Components. Appearance of, or reference to, any commercial products or services does not constitute DoD endorsement of those products or services. The appearance of external hyperlinks does not constitute DoD endorsement of the linked websites, or the information, products or services therein.Be a ⭐️ of the

Here we are going to talk about the film side of the industry and how to promote and market a film. We are going to learn about brand partnerships and marketing. I have an entertainment executive who is the Executive Vice President, Global Partnerships and Brand Strategy and Head of Location Based Entertainment at Sony Pictures Entertainment. He is responsible for the studio's continued global growth and extension of its brands including Uncharted, Spider-Man, Ghostbusters, Hotel Translyvania. We are going to learn about his marketing strategies and his initiatives, his personal background coming from Tulane to study film. We will also get to hear about one of his first jobs working in media working on big projects as a Field Manager for films including Ghostbusters and Karate Kid. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Better Business - Craig Cantelmo, Field Manager, Van StaalThe #BetterBusinessThroughConservation Podcast Series is designed to give business owners and brand representatives a moment on the mic to discuss what conservation means to their business, current initiatives in focus and their outlook in a rapidly evolving industry.This podcast is presented by Costa Sunglasses.Follow ASGA on Social to stay up to date on current events!Instagram = @SaltwaterGuidesAssociationFacebook = American Saltwater Guides Association

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Today we have Sonia Mehrmand on the show. Sonia is currently the Field Manager for StoryCorps’ One Small Step project in the Central Valley. She received her Master’s degree in Public History and Museum Studies at UC Riverside, and shortly thereafter moved to Sydney, Australia. During her 4 years there, she worked across the art sector and eventually became Assistant Executive Director at Diversity Arts Australia, a national arts advocacy organization. Sonia is also a freelance creative producer and is on the leadership team for Fresno’s Inhabit Arts Collaborative (@inhabitartscollaborative). She is passionate about increasing equity and access in the arts, and regularly serves as panelist for California Arts Council grants. Her projects are grounded in inclusive storytelling, reciprocity, collaboration, mentorship. Sonia lives on Yokuts land in Visalia. About One Small StepOne Small Step from StoryCorps is an effort to reconnect Americans, one conversation at a time. Participants will meet someone new — a community member with different views, who they might never talk to otherwise — for a simple, personal, 50-minute conversation. One Small Step helps us move beyond labels like "Democrat" and "Republican" and into the life experiences that shaped how each of us sees our world. Click here to learn more about it. Books: Four Lost Cities: A Secret History of the Urban Age Annalee Newitz Circe and The Song of Achilles Madeline Miller Parable of the Sower and Parable of the Talents Octavia Butler MaddAddam Trilogy Margaret Atwood

Awesome time catching up with Cody Cimino who was the first industry professional to hire a Brentsville Turfgrass Management student at the Potomac Nationals. It is an awesome episode of talk about his fascinating career that has taken him all over the word working on sports fields and providing the venue for people to make memories. Truly cannot thank Cody enough for everything that he has done for me and my students on this incredible journey that our program has been on starting with him. Awesome episode you do not want to miss it.

Introducing Podcast Guesting Expert Jessica Rhodes Podcast guesting expert Jessica Rhodes is todays guest joining us on the Steve Jobs inspired Join Up Dots Podcast. She is the Founder and President of Interview Connections, awarded by Corporate Vision Magazine as the Best Specialty Podcast Booking Agency of 2021. If you don't know what that means, is Jessica finds great people to demonstrate their brilliance on the right podcasts. She takes away the effort of finding and connecting her clients with the sexy and attractive podcast hosts. Jessica and and her business partner, Margy Feldhuhn lead their company with a vision to transform the lives of entrepreneurs by transforming their businesses with visibility and strategy. Back in 2007, she was a million miles away from where she is todays as she began her journey working in the position as Field Manager for Clean Water Action, where she directed, managed and trained a staff of up to 25 canvassers. and supervised the office manager in all administrative tasks. After that, her organisation skills were taken to the next level, whilst her communication skills went up several notches too, by stepping into one of the hardest environments of all.

Bernie Carbo is a hero in Boston Red Sox lore. His three-run home run in Game 6 of the famous 1975 World Series against the Big Red Machine Cincinnati Reds is one of the most memorable moments in MLB history. In 1965, Carbo was a first round draft pick of the Cincinanti Reds and was even picked ahead of Johnny Bench, an eventual Hall-of-Fame player and arguably the best catcher in baseball history. But, while Carbo enjoyed fame, his life had a dark side. An admitted user of drugs (he admits being high during the entire 1975 World Series), he nearly committed suicide, but was saved by finding religion and gained salvation, later writing the book "Saving Bernie Carbo." Today, Carbo resides in Southern Pines, NC and has been announced as the new Sandhills Bogeys Field Manager in the Old North State League. His fascinating career has seen the highest highs and lowest lows possible in the "Greatest Game" of baseball. Join this in-depth conversation with Carbo and get excited about the Sandhills Bogeys' upcoming season. Learn more about the Sandhills Bogeys: https://www.oldnorthstateleague.com/members/Sandhills_Bogeys/Bogeys_Team_Page @MLB @Boston Red Sox #pinehurstnc #southernpinesnc #oldnorthstateleague

In this episode, Lucy Field, an expert in European and global gas markets at AFRY Management Consulting, joins us to discuss the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on the European gas supply. This episode follows two recent webinars conducted in February and March covering the gas crisis and how it has developed since the invasion of Ukraine. These webinars are available here on our website: https://afry.com/en/webinars/energy-management-consulting.Will we be able to cope without Russian gas, and how feasible is the EU's plan to reduce Russian gas imports by two-thirds by the end of the year? Lucy and Matt provide their thoughts on what will happen next. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode - Casey Dill who is currently the Manager of the Palm Springs Power and Director of Baseball Operations for the Palm Springs Collegiate League. He has worked as a Field Manager in professional and summer collegiate baseball for 12 years, earning an overall record of 509-241 and six championships. He is an Associate Scout with the Atlanta Braves and Scouting Supervisor for the Southern Illinois Miners of the independent professional Frontier League. He is a graduate of Major League Baseball Scout School and is MLB Scouting Bureau certified. He has coached at the collegiately at California State University Chico (NCAA D2), New Mexico Highlands University (NCAA D2) and Harris-Stowe State University (NAIA). Casey has a n Associates Degree in Business Management from Butte Community College and a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management from Columbia College. Casey shares his thoughts on...MLB StrikeRecruiting ProcessLeading With PositivityWhat an MLB scout looks for in playersWhy baseball technology is here to stayMoving an entire summer college league to another state during the height of the pandemicCoaching and player procurement for the Lake Erie CrushersPowered by: The Netting Professionals - Improving Programs One Facility At A Time

Tanner and Jeff talk with Sun Rosselin about managing turf at over 5,000 feet. Sun is President-Elect of Sports Field Management Association and a Certified Sports Field Manager (CSFM) for Jefferson County School District in Golden, Colorado. She talks about the challenges of growing cool-season grass at altitude and managing fields that six different high schools use!Jeff Fowler, Penn State Extension (host) Tanner DelValle, Penn State Extension (host)Sun Rosselin, CSFM for Jefferson County School District  Lead photo:  Sun Rosselin, Jefferson County School District 

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Allen Reed has an awesome perspective of the full evolution of the sprawling FC Dallas complex. He started as Field Manager 16 years ago, just weeks after construction of the stadium field began. Allen keenly recalls great details from his time at FC Dallas and shares entertaining stories of his introduction into the world of turf. Enjoy this interesting talk from a renowned Major League Soccer Field Grounds Director.

Majoring in economics, while in University Frank Leo always saw the Real Estate market as a business where he could express his marketing flair, and tenacious personality.Frank Leo started in the Real Estate market in the recession of 1990, just as the market went into its worst performance since the great depression. As he endured through his initial year, he continued to refine his plan and system. The nickname of Leo “THE LION” became a household name and a continuous quest for a marketing edge and superiority. Frank began to understand the power of this kind of marketing and advertising exposure. Frank Leo joined Re/max West Realty Inc. in 1993 and began to put together an extraordinary Real Estate business. His confidence and understanding of the Real Estate market won him the respect of his clients and colleagues. He continued to develop his business by adding a professional assistant, administrative manager, and a marketing coordinator to make his support staff complete and ensure smooth operation, providing the best service and results possible.  Understanding the importance of continued growth, Frank Leo has now evolved into Frank Leo & Associates made up of a Director of Operations, Client Care Managers, Administrative Assistant, Professional Marketing Team, Field Manager, Professional Photographers, a Team of Listing Specialists, and a Team of Buyer Specialists. Each one handpicked and trained by Frank to implement and perform his system.Frank's willingness to spend the extra dollars to get results for his clients definitely makes him stand out. With a Multi-Million Dollar Marketing Plan refined over the years designed to create incredible exposure and awareness, The Frank Leo Guaranteed Home Selling System is the total package. Frank's goal and commitment is simple, “GET RESULTS” while making each transaction progress smoothly with the least amount of inconvenience.  Each member of the team is an extension of the system created and developed by Frank Leo designed to provide the highest level of service in the industry.In this episode Frank breaks down the evolution of the real estate industry with Maria and really explains why MARKETING IS SO IMPORTANT! Tune in!

Former Edinburg Coyotes player and current field manager of the Fresno Grizzlies, Robinson Cancel joins the podcast to discuss how being in Edinburg helped him to reach affiliated ball status plus the 9-year gap that Cancel spent from reaching Major League Baseball again. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stbs/support

Smash & Dallas Martz from the Alton River Dragons talk about the upcoming season along with the Field Manager to talk about what to expect during the games! Check out Smash Daily on your radio weekdays from 3-5! Stream at www.altondailynews.com and listen to the podcast ANYWHERE at www.smashdaily.com!

This week on Horsin' Around, Jacob previews the opening-season 4-day homestand coming later in the week, including all the ballpark promotions going on, talks about how temporary contracts are invading the Prospect League this season and when players will start reporting to VA Memorial Stadium. New Paints Field Manager John Penn joins Jacob to chat about his background, why he coaches, his passion for the game of baseball, his thoughts on taking this position and much more!

Tune in as we talk to a minor league baseball field manager. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedirtonturfpodcast/message

Tune in to this episode as Leah and I talk about her renovation and her career in minor league baseball. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedirtonturfpodcast/message

The Sydney Blue Sox bounced back after a disappointing series in Lismore to score their first series win of the season, outgunning the Canberra Cavalry three games to one on their home diamond.This week, host Glen Hawke, chats with Field Manager, Shane Barclay, about the turnaround performance, as well as import Carlos Cortes, who provides an insight to his hot form with the bat and versatility in the field that sees him play as a righthanded second baseman and a lefty in the outfield. Follow the Sydney Blue Sox on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Website: sydneybluesox.com.au Follow Glen Hawke on Instagram and LinkedIn Thanks for listening.

What a podcast! Today we hosted Nick McKenna, Field Manager Texas A&M. In this episode, we talk about the different collegiate athletics components and how diverse the jobs are. Our students learned so much about what it takes to manage all types of sports turf and the importance of relationships on the crew and the teams you are prepping your field for. Some so many different individuals that go into the stadiums' operation, and there must be a strong relationship to ensure a positive work environment based on trust and mutual respect! This is a must-listen! We hope you enjoy it.   

After months of training, planning and preparation, it’s here! This weekend the Sydney Blue Sox open the 2020/21 ABL season with a four-game series against defending champions, Melbourne Aces.It’s a very different looking Blue Sox roster to the one that failed to make the play-offs last year, and Field Manager, Shane Barclay could not be prouder of the list of players they have assembled for this season’s campaign.We caught up with ‘Bucket’ the morning of the season opener to talk about the team’s preparations leading into game one of the season.Follow the Sydney Blue Sox on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.Website: sydneybluesox.com.auFollow Glen Hawke on Instagram and LinkedInThanks for listening.

In Episode 12, FES Career Field Manager, CMSgt Andy Morris, answers questions from the field. He covers EMS service, managing the fleet, shift schedules, and much more.

Join host Meg McKeen, founder of Adjunct Advisors, LLC, as she welcomes Nichole Johnson, Field Manager for Frankenmuth Insurance to Bound & Determined.00:00 – 01:09 | Introduction to Bound & Determined; in this episode, we'll talk about Nichole Johnson's unexpected cervical cancer diagnosis. It's a tough, but necessary, conversation for all women to hear.01:10 – 03:01 | Meg shares more about the first time she and Nichole met – during Meg's first and only time as a manager of people – and she's been a big fan ever since.03:02 – 22:29 | Nichole shares more about the changes she noticed in her body in mid-2020 and the discovery that turned out to be cervical cancer. We talk about how often we dismiss what appears to be not-normal in our bodies, sometimes because we don't want to be “difficult,” because we don't know what to expect from our changing – and aging - bodies, and because we are afraid. Nichole shares more about her treatment plan and her health today.22:30 – 26:23 | The things to say – and not to say – to someone who has cancer. Spoiler alert: “I'm hoping for the best” is one to keep for yourself.26:24 – 32:50 | Nichole shares more about her support system – including her sweet son, James - and her faith.32:51 – 37:01 | What Nichole would like women to know, including the importance of an annual pap smear, leaving medical diagnoses to the professionals, and sharing your feelings. Thank you, Nichole, for sharing your story with us.Learn more about - and connect with - Nichole Johnson here.Stay up-to-date on events, workshops and learning opportunities through Adjunct Advisors when you subscribe to To Taking the Risk.Enjoy the podcast? Please leave your review on iTunes.

Guest: Dave Shicks, Field Manager, Dave Fox Design-Build Remodelers TUNE IN || We cover all aspects of your home. Hear from leaders in the industry to get the latest trends, new products, tricks of the trade, and home maintenance tips you need to know for your home.

In this episode of Blue Sox Banter, Glen Hawke catches up with Field Manager, Shane Barclay, to talk about the ball club being assembled ahead of the 20/21 ABL Season. And, he likes what he sees.Barclay outlines the club’s affiliation with the New York Mets – how it came about, how it will benefit the Blue Sox and who they are sending out to line up for the club this season. He also provides an overview of the players, both Sydney and Internationally based, who will be joining the Blue Sox this season, and confirms the return of a fan favourite to this year’s roster.'Bucket' also takes time to reflect on his baseball journey that started as a 12 year old in Newcastle and leaves us in little doubt that he is excited about the prospects of this upcoming season.Follow the Sydney Blue Sox on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.Website: sydneybluesox.com.auFollow Glen Hawke on Instagram and LinkedInThanks for listening.

PJ Rockwell has held a broad spectrum of jobs spanning a quarter century of theatre work. First introduced to CSz in 1992 as both Field Manager and Mr. Voice, PJ would go on to play music, run the lights, perform sound effects as well as Voice, and act as stage manager—all simultaneously. In this episode we discuss the importance of a proficient production team, and their unsung ability to take CSz matches to the next level.***The ComedySportz Podcast is an independent production made by CSz players. The views and opinions expressed by the podcast host and any guests are their own and do not represent the views and opinions of any CSz location or CSz Worldwide. Vocabulary used by the host and guests is not necessarily representative of the CSz brand.

In this episode of Office Call, we share the first of a series of WebEx events hosted by CMSgt Kendall Briscoe, the Executive for Enlisted Matters to the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Financial Management and Comptroller. In this WebEx, CMSgt Heather Stanfield, 3F0 career field manager, joins CMSgt Briscoe and the two discuss priorities for the 6F and 3F career fields, the Air Force Integrated Personnel and Pay Systems, and much more.

Want an insiders look at what it's like to work for one of the top shoe companies in the running industry? Sam Knight is the Regional Field Manager for Hoka One One. In this interview we discuss: - What it's like being a new father - How Sam started working for Hoka One One, he even gives a bit of advice for those wanting to get into the industry at the end of the show - Sam's genuine love for shoes that started at an early age. Sam also shares an interesting fascination with new shoes that you will have to listen to hear. - Working for Rogue Running in Austin and how that helped him transition to working for Hoka One One - What "field work" looks like during a pandemic (virtual events vs. in person events) - How Hoka One One uses events to gain customer feedback - How focusing "on the moment" and doing the best where you are helps you to succeed. - How Hoka One One is surviving during COVID and still giving back to social causes Note, this podcast was formerly called That Trail Running Podcast - this is the first episode under the name I Love Trails

"We have reached what would have been the halfway point of the baseball season but, alas, there is no baseball. How is this impacting those who have spent their life in the game? This week on Caught Listening we talk with two such professionals.Join Christian Heimall as he chats with Jamie Keefe, Field Manager for the High Point Rockers, and Billy Horn, Bench Coach for the Rockers. With more than 40 years of combined coaching and playing experience in professional baseball, 2020 has certainly been one for their memory banks. The guys talk about how've they've been adapting, how to pandemic has impacted the future of baseball, and some of their favorite moments over the course of their careers.Don't forget, you can be a part of the show each and every week by submitting your questions on social media. Just search ""Caught Listening by Public House Media"" on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, or email CaughtListeningPHM@gmail.com."

Jon Quist, Field Manager at LES, joins the show. Jon talks to Ben about what it is like being Field Manager at LES. Jon also talks about his back round, as well as what goes into the grass at LES.

Jon Quist, Field Manager at LES, joins the show. Jon talks to Ben about what it is like being Field Manager at LES. Jon also talks about his back round, as well as what goes into the grass at LES.

Dennis Montalbano was born in San Francisco and raised in San Jose. He started his career in the service station business and operated the largest Gulf station on the west coast in volume. Dennis then became the youngest Snap-On Tools dealer at 22 years old and then the youngest Field Manager for Snap-On at 30 years old. He moved to Fresno in 1982 with Snap-On and purchased German Auto Repair in 1989. Dennis shares his recent major health challenge and how he and his business survived. His message is clear, you need to have a plan. We are not immortal. A classic car collector who owns his first purchased car, a 1956 Corvette that he has owned for over 45 years. He is also a trained California certified Lemon Law arbitrator for over 16 years. Dennis currently serves on the Executive Board of Directors for the Fresno Regional Workforce Investment Board. As  ASCCA (Automotive Service Councils of California) President in 2011 and again in 2016, his passion for the industry is what drives him to serve. Listen to Dennis’ previous episodes  (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22Dennis+Montalbano%22) .   Key Talking Points Aging of industry   Dennis had a health scare that changed perspective for living each day- time goes by too fast The doctor that performed surgery was a customer at the shop Need to have a succession plan no matter what age shop owner is- surround yourself with the right people and cannot control the entire business yourself Who has passwords? Who can get into the bank account? Who will pay the bills? Who will lead? The stress of business owner Health issues due to stress common with both men and women in stressful positions   Stress signs- waking up at 4 AM not because of alarm but because overthinking about something   Delegate responsibilities-Can’t have the mindset that you are the only one that can do job or task correctly   Can your business continue to run without you for 30 days? Plan for the unexpected and don’t back yourself into a corner you cannot get out of Starting in the automotive industry and staying in it- As cars are evolving the technology and equipment side of business rapidly changing What are your health requirements for business? Denial- it won’t happen to me Resources: Thanks to Dennis Montalbano for his contribution to the aftermarket’s premier podcast. Link to the ‘BOOKS‘ page highlighting all books discussed in the podcast library  (https://remarkableresults.biz/books/) . Leaders are readers. Leave me an honest review on iTunes (https://airtable.com/tblOgQmbnkHekpl0L/viwSbPkieMNhLOmtK/recQNomCKr1D5I9x4) . Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one of them.   (http://eepurl.com/bhqME9) Be socially involved and in touch with the show: Speaking (https://remarkableresults.biz/speaking)   Subscribe to a mobile listening app (https://remarkableresults.biz/app/) . (https://remarkableresults.biz/app/)   The auto care industry is revving up.  New technologies are changing cars and the way people use them. To stay in the driver’s seat of all these advancements, you need to take charge of your learning, your business, and your legacy. That’s where the 2020 NAPA EXPO comes in. With help from industry experts and the best suppliers and manufacturers, the 2020 NAPA EXPO will provide the innovations and answers you need to charge forward into the future. This is your chance to: network with experts in the industry, discover the latest innovations that will help you stay market competitive, and learn more about the new products, services, and equipment you’ll soon be using every day. Join us in Las Vegas, April 6-9, 2020!  Contact your NAPA AUTO PARTS store today to reserve your package for this can’t miss event. Enrollment is going on now. To learn more about NAPA AutoCare and the benefits...

The Peregrine Fund raises California Condors at the World Center for Birds of Prey in Boise, Idaho, and since 1996 has released them to the wild in northern Arizona. Listen to an interview with Tim Hauck, California Condor Reintroduction Field Manager and learn about the program and their releases in October. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mywildlifestyleradio/support

Everyone, no matter how old, enjoys a good toy for Christmas, but some toys can improve a farm operation from a sustainability standpoint as well as an economic standpoint. For John Stewart, a field manager in central Indiana for the Soil Health Partnership, the item topping his Christmas wish list is a drone. Drones, combined with powerful software, give growers ultimate flexibility in field monitoring and scouting, according to Stewart. “You can get instant feedback from your field,” said Stewart. “With some software these days you can view imagery right at the field edge within five to ten minutes of flying.” In this podcast, Stewart explains how to get started with drone flying, what they cost, how to get a license and what software to use.

It’s not enough that Jim Isermann is successful in getting producers to adopt conservation farming practices. He wants them to be aware of the impact those practices have on their farm and on their bottom line. Isermann, a field manager for the Soil Health Partnership, helps farmers understand practices such as no-till, cover crops and nutrient management. “We want to know what it does for the farm,” said Isermann, “and how it can improve things for them.” Learn more at soilhealthpartnership.org.

In this inspiring episode Felix Nieves, Global Field Manager for Willow Creek Community Church, shares why he left his prestigious executive position in banking to serve poor, underprivileged communities throughout Latin America.

With the MLB in full swing and the Kitchener Panthers set to begin their 100th season in the Intercounty Baseball League, the team's former Field Manager (and Burlington Sports Hall of Famer) Gary Jeffries joins Dan, Steve and Ryan to reminisce about some of his favourite memories of the game ... plus some chatter about the Toronto Blue Jays. #PodPint: Greenwood IPA (Left Field Brewery)

Clem has a varied background in youth mentoring and documentary filmmaking. They are an evolving, passionate, dedicated storyteller & guide with 9 years media production experience and over 7 years experience mentoring at-risk youth. They currently work as Field Manager at a short term residential crisis intervention program focused on horticulture therapy, wellness, [...]

It's not often that I say, I love today's guest, but in this case I most certainly do. I love what she is doing. I love the way she is doing it. And I love that our paths cross more times than anyone else I think I know online today. Back in 2007, she began her journey to where she is today by working in the position as Field Manager for Clean Water Action, where she directed, managed and trained a staff of up to 25 canvassers. and supervised the office manager in all administrative tasks. And quite honestly as well as I know her, I can totally see her doing this kind of thing, as she is doing a similar thing today although totally in a different environment. After that, her organisation skills were taken to the next level, whilst her communication skills went up several notches too, by stepping into one of the hardest environments of all. Knocking on doors and cold calling, canvassing political opinions and fund raising for the political wannabes campaign. So you can see that she can talk, can organise data, and likes nothing more than leading a high performing team that delivers big time for her clients. And now she is the leader of a team of amazing ladies at Interview Connections, the premier agency for booking guests onto podcasts across the world. She has taken all those dots gained over the last nine years, and created a company that has filled a need for podcasters across the world, which is the way to build huge success. Podcasters struggle to find guests, she has the connections, put the two together and job done. But of course there is so much more to it than that. So when did the idea come to her, and was it an epiphany angels singing moment in her life, or did she just stumble into something? And how did she feel when competition started springing up online, with others seeing her success and modelling the service that she was providing so successfully? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only, Interview Connections legend, Jessica Rhodes. For more information on Jessica Rhodes Podcasts go to: Podcast: Rhodes To Success With Jessica Rhodes Description Rhodes to Success is a weekly podcast that will teach you how to #ROCKTHEPODCAST from both sides of the mic! Host Jessica Rhodes is the founder and CEO of InterviewConnections.com, the premier guest booking agency for podcasters and guest experts. In this podcast, Jessica teaches listeners how to get booked on podcasts as a guest, how to be a great podcast host and leverage the power of podcast interviews to grow your business. Podcast: The Podcast Producers Description The Podcast Producers is a seasonal show that focuses on subjects related to the art and business of podcasting. Hosts Jessica Rhodes and Corey Coates bring a polished, journalistic, audio experience to present a multifaceted insight into the world of podcasting and the personalities who produce them. Each season presents conversations with podcasters who have experience and expertise in areas such as podcasting for hobby or business, statistics and demographics of listeners, advertising models, podcast networks, the psychology of podcasting, production, broadcast radio and more. Podcast Interview Connections TV (Video Podcast) A weekly web TV show that shows you how to #RockThePodcast from both sides of the mic! Interview Connections TV is hosted by Jessica Rhodes, founder of Interview Connections - The Premier Source for Booking Outstanding Podcast Guests. Learn more at Interviewconnections.com  

Back by Popular Demand -Doc Dan of Redcliff Ascent Therapeutic Wilderness Experience Special Guest: "Doc Dan" Sanderson, Clinical Director for RedCliff Ascent: Co-Host: Rob Spencer, Field Manager for West Shield Adolescent Services "Doc Dan" Sanderson discusses with Allen and Rob the Therapeutic Wilderness Experience for troubled teenagers. Since 1993, RedCliff Ascent has helped thousands of students and their families using advanced groundbreaking treatment approaches.

Guest: Robert Spencer, Field Manager of West Shield Adolescent Services Inc Listen to Rob and Allen talk about the link between martial arts training and self esteem, as well as many other topics that will help you find...Answers for the Family.

"Piracy! Pirates in the air! In 2126 we have pirates attacking our air lines." -- Field Manager of the San Francisco terminus of The Transcontinental Airways Company