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Can VR help rebuild neurons and slow dementia? Can technology be used to supplement our humanity instead of replacing it in the age of Ai? In this episode, Rob sits down with Jack Abbott, Chief Resilience Officer at ReviveXR and Chief Joy Advocate at Made For Joy from San Diego, to explore the entrepreneurial thinking of “Joy” in our industries and lives. They explore how technologies like VR and AI are revolutionizing the market for recuperative therapeutics and emotional wellness. Jack opens up about his personal journey—navigating political angst, finding solace through his Mexican rescue dog, Lola, and rediscovering the power of gratitude in transforming his outlook on life. Together, they discuss how these lessons extend beyond our personal lives, into shaping innovative approaches to Senior Care and Employee Wellness through VR at Revive XR.From Jack's heartfelt stories about his mother's experiences with virtual reality to practical tips for creating joy and connection in everyday life, this conversation uncovers how technology can be used to strengthen emotional bonds and foster genuine relationships. They also touch on the ripple effects of incorporating gratitude and emotional resilience in the workplace, offering a fresh perspective on how businesses can thrive while making a positive impact on society.This episode is a reminder that even in a fast-paced, tech-driven world, joy and human connection remain at the heart of what truly matters.Feel free to follow and engage with JACK here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cinch44/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/madeforjoyxr Website: https://www.madeforjoy.life/We're so grateful to you, our growing audience of entrepreneurs, investors and community leaders interested in the human stories of the Entrepreneurial Thinkers behind entrepreneurial economies worldwide.As always we hope you enjoy each episode and Like, Follow, Subscribe or share with your friends. You can find our shows here, and our new Video Podcast, at “Entrepreneurial Thinkers” channel on YouTube. Plug in, relax and enjoy inspiring, educational and empowering conversations between Rob and our guests.¡Cheers y gracias!,Entrepreneurial Thinkers Team.

In episode 172 of PopCultX, Danny takes a dive into the pool of the most iconic romances in pop culture history—from classic Hollywood love stories to superhero passion, rom-com favorites, and even sinister outlaw romances.From Jack & Rose (Titanic) to Batman & Catwoman, and Homer & Marge, these couples have shaped how we view love on-screen. But who is the greatest pop culture couple of all time? Danny wants to hear from you! Share your favorite fictional romance in the comments or on social media and be part of the conversation!

Well, what a journey we've been on, and at last we've reached the end. What an incredible year 2024 was, both for Star Wars and for our channel. We appreciate every single one of you who clicked on a video or subscribed, or contributed i our community polls. Each of you have helped us have our most successful year by far, and we can only hope that 2025 is even more great for all of us. From Jack and Cooper, we want to express our gratitude and thanks for the last 12 months and we look forward to seeing you guys back in the new year!Thank you for watching this video! We hope that you enjoyed this week's Star Wars content. To stay up to date with all of our latest releases, make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications. If you enjoyed the video and want to support the channel, be sure to give the video a like.Follow us on our social media platforms for updates, behind the scenes, and video releases. You can find us on:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coruscantknights/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@coruscantknights?_t=8bQCt8kPotG&_r=1Tags:#starwars #star #wars #lightsaber #blaster #sith #jedi #sithempire #jediorder #jeditemple #sithtemple #fanfilm #reaction #trailerreaction #reactions #darth #thoughts #feelings #opinions #breakdown #review #movies #movie #cinema #tv #show #tvshow #series #skywalker #tano #kenobi #anakinakywalker #obiwan #obiwankenobi #ahsokatano #padme #padmeamidala #darthmaul #maul #darthsidious #sidious #sithlord #apprentice #padawan #master #lukeskywalker #hansolo #leiaorgana #c3po #r2d2 #countdooku #hansolo #landocalrissian #chewbacca #legostarwars #lego #legobuild #legoreview #starwarslego #atat #atst #xwing #ywing #tiefighter #tie #macewindu #poedameron #thephantommeance #attackoftheclones #revengeofthesith #anewhope #rogueone #solo #theempirestrikesback #returnofthejedi #theforceawakens #thelastjedi #theriseofskywalker #themandalorian #mando #babyyoda #season #seasons #ahsoka #rebels #clonewars #theacolyte #thebookofbobafett #bobafett #andor #skeletoncrew #battlefront #battlefront2 #lucasfilm #davefiloni #georgelucas #fyp #trending #theory #theories #ideas #palpatine #empire #republic #droids #firstorder #kyloren #theorysabers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's Friday the 13th (yikes!) and we're kicking off your weekend with nostalgia, laughs, and a roundup of local fun! From Jack of Hearts BBQ's legendary “Man's Best Friend” to your favorite old-school haunts, Stephen dives into the places you miss most, as shared by the Price's Highway Facebook group. Plus, get your weekend weather update and a festive holiday event lineup featuring Dickens of a Christmas, local parades, markets, and more! Plus, don't miss the joke of the day! Subscribe, share, and stay tuned for your daily dose of fun and community with Price's Highway Morning Stretch!

Dustin Baker joins us as we dive into the color version of Werewolf by Night, where the classic monster movie homage gets a vibrant new twist!

This was an unreal chat. From Jack having me in stitches laughing, to chatting about mental health challenges, and just being intrigued throughout. Have a listen, you'll enjoy it.Jack played for Irish 20s, Ulster, Highlanders, Ospreys and Toyota Shuttles. His mental health took a huge toll on him recently and he decided to walk away and retire from rugby.We chat about his journey in the game that took him across the world to playing with All Blacks Aaron Smith and Shannon Frizzell. He shares some mad stories like the time he was detained by boarder security guards, essentially becoming an invalid for a period of time, and having to pull off the motorway to rush himself to A&E.Cheers to Jack for a great chat, was a pleasure! Get the bonus Podcasts on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this fun and relatable episode of We Are T1D, Mike and Jack break down their week of Type 1 Diabetes highs and lows with plenty of humor and insight. From Jack's trip to the Hammersmith Apollo for the Staying Relevant podcast live show to Mike's rage bolus drama and unexpected hypo moments, this episode is packed with stories every T1D listener will find both entertaining and comforting. Join Mike and Jack as they navigate the rollercoaster of T1D management, discuss the mental and emotional impacts of living with diabetes, and share laugh-out-loud stories about dealing with blood sugar spikes after a McDonald's burger or confronting a bakery thief faking a diabetic episode. These candid conversations bring humor to the everyday challenges of life with Type 1 Diabetes. Episode Highlights: 00:00 - Mike and Jack introduce the most honest Type 1 Diabetes podcast. 00:40 - Mike kicks off with an intense "rage bolus" situation. 01:07 - Jack shares his experience at Staying Relevant podcast live at Hammersmith Apollo. 04:59 - Recap of the week: unexpected lows, managing a hypo, and real-life T1D wins. 08:34 - I spent about an hour battling a hypo 18:43 - Brother's wedding and travel prep with insulin. 28:10 - Managing diabetes remains a brain game. 33:46 - The key takeaway: "Every day may not be perfect, but there's something good in every day." 36:17 - Listener Wins 40:29 - Type one parents with kids going back to school are amazing Don't miss this episode filled with laughter, real talk, and supportive stories from the T1D community. Subscribe, rate, and share to help others find the show and connect with the Type 1 Diabetes experience. Follow The Podcast https://www.instagram.com/wearet1d Follow Mike https://www.instagram.com/t1d_mike Follow Jack https://www.instagram.com/t1d_jack Share your stories at https://wearet1d.com New episodes are released every Sunday & Wednesday PS. If you would like to be a guest on the podcast, please go to the website https://wearet1d.com/guest-booking and fill out the form. Stay tuned for more listener stories and community wins!  

Welcome back to the "We Are T1D" podcast, the most authentic Type 1 Diabetes show around! In this episode, Mike and Jack catch up on their action-packed week, full of laughter, relatable stories, and unforgettable moments. From Jack's graffiti escapades in South Bank, London, to Mike's heartwarming day watching his son Riley try spray painting for the first time, this episode is a whirlwind of fun and insight. Join the duo as they navigate the bustling Waterloo Station, share a hilarious encounter on the train, and open up about the everyday challenges and victories of living with T1D. From handling hypo episodes and tackling timing in range to understanding the highs and lows of glucose management, this episode is packed with honest conversations and relatable experiences for the entire T1D community. Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:40 - Jack's Fun-Filled Weekend in London 04:40 - Awkward Injection Moment: Woman Gives a Disapproving Look 07:30 - From Jamie to Ashleigh: Watching Riding Progress Week by Week 10:32 - Riley's First Graffiti Experience: Proud Dad Moment 11:05 - Mike Celebrates 71 Days Alcohol-Free: A Personal Victory 14:39 - Zoe Encourages Jack to Explore Graffiti Art 16:26 - Managing His T1D Symptoms This Week 19:20 - Time in Range: T1D Challenges 23:17 - Struggling with Multiple Lows: Navigating a Tough Day 26:14 - Considers Quitting His Job to Pursue Social Media 29:33 - Is Sugared Chewing Gum a treat for hypo's? 31:23 - Community/Listener Wins 37:05 - The Cure Debate: Would You Choose to End Type 1 Diabetes? 40:02 - Mike Reflects on Misjudgments: When You Think You're Right but You're Wrong Tune in now to feel like you're part of the conversation, and don't forget to submit your stories and wins! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to help others find the podcast. Follow The Podcast https://www.instagram.com/wearet1d Follow Mike https://www.instagram.com/t1d_mike Follow Jack https://www.instagram.com/t1d_jack Share your stories at https://wearet1d.com New episodes are released every Sunday & Wednesday PS. If you would like to be a guest on the podcast, please go to the website https://wearet1d.com/guest-booking and fill out the form. Stay tuned for more listener stories and community wins!  

From Jack the Ripper to boy bands? Well, here we are... A slight diversion on the Really Awful Movies podcast, exploring the compelling new Netflix doc, Dirty Pop: The Boy Band Scam. This one tells the story of sleazy Svengali Lou Pearlman, who masterminded the creation of both Backstreet Boys and NSYNC. Tune in, and expect the unexpected (well, not really - there will likely be a return to horror and 80s/90s action shortly). Tell your friends, and don't forget to sub to the show. You can also support it through purchasing either of the two fab nonfiction books associated with this site, Mine's Bigger Than Yours! The 100 Wackiest Action Movies and Death By Umbrella: The 100 Weirdest Horror Movie Weapons.  

Jack and Mike share their usual banter from the outtakes, complete with peanut butter mishaps and giggles that will have you in stitches. From Jack's sticky toast to Mike's hypo-induced antics, it's a rollercoaster of laughs and relatable moments. A story from an anonymous listener who shares a heartwarming and funny hypo experience with his son, Billy. Picture this: an 8-year-old hypo dinosaur refusing to eat jelly babies because he's “not a mean dinosaur.” It's a tale that will make you laugh and cry, showcasing the unique challenges and joys of managing Type 1 Diabetes as a family. Jack and Mike also discuss what they would name their hypos if they had to pick something like “dinosaur.” The lads also share some listener reviews, expressing gratitude for the support and feedback from their community. 00:00 - This is the episode for you lot, the listeners 00:36 - Outtakes 08:47 - Dad telling a story about his type one diabetic son and his funny hypo 11:54 - What would you call your hypo? 16:11 - New review segment 17:18 - That wraps it up As always, the episode is filled with laughs, relatable moments, and valuable insights into living with Type 1 Diabetes. Join the conversation and share your stories with the T1D community. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to help others find the podcast. Follow The Podcast https://www.instagram.com/wearet1d Follow Mike https://www.instagram.com/t1d_mike Follow Jack https://www.instagram.com/t1d_jack Share your stories at https://wearet1d.com New episodes are released every Sunday & Wednesday PS. If you would like to be a Guest on the podcast, please go to the website https://wearet1d.com/guest-booking and fill out the form. Also, don't forget to vote for us in the British Podcast Awards! Your support means the world to us. Visit https://www.britishpodcastawards.com/voting, search for "We Are T1D," and cast your vote. Thank you!  

From Jack the Ripper to Jeffrey Dahmer to the Gilgo Beach killer, serial killers have long inspired public fear – and public fascination. Louis Schlesinger, PhD, a professor of psychology at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York and co-investigator of a research project on sexual and serial murder with the FBI Behavioral Science Unit, talks about what we really know about these murderers' motivations and their methods, how some manage to avoid capture for so long, and how forensic psychology research can help investigators solve cases.

Show Notes provided by Joe Peluso      "POW!" "BAM!" "ZAP!" The incredible iconography that best represented the bombastic battles that were willfully waged across the pulse-pounding pages of the Silver Age of Comics! Hop on your comic treadmills and join Richie and Joe for a raucous race back to the swingin' sixties as they pay tribute to the men and women who brought to life the four-color images that defined an unparalleled era of comic book art!       From Jack "The King" Kiby to "Genial" Gene Colan, from the ultra-realistic renderings of Neal Adams to the "strange" designs of Steve Ditko, and a plethora of pages and panels that thrilled a generation of boys and girls, you will embark on a journey of wide-eyed wonderment as related by two guys who purchased their "funny books" off a spinner rack! That's right, a creaking wire, metal rack that every time it was turned could summon a swarm of crows!       Bring a scorecard to this podcast pilgrim!  You are gonna need it to keep track of all the artists Rich and Joe praise with enthusiastic embellishments!    To coin a phrase: "Face it, tiger, you just hit the jackpot!"

Mike and Jack grapple with the ever-evolving challenges of blood sugar management and the unpredictability of life with T1D. From Jack's triumphant booking of a much-needed holiday to Turkey to Mike's new trainers for work, the pair celebrate their personal victories, big and small. However, it's not all smooth sailing; Jack recounts his battle with a dodgy sensor that kept him on his toes, and Mike faces an unexpected hurdle at work that sends his blood sugars (and his mood) skyrocketing. They candidly share their experiences, reminding us that while diabetes is a constant balancing act, it's the small wins that keep us going. The duo also dives into the community's struggles and wins, offering solidarity and a good laugh. They even throw in a bit of random trivia about London Bridge and kangaroos for good measure. But the real test comes with the "Guess the Carbs" segment - will they nail the carb counts this time, or will the lasagna and pasties outsmart them? Tune in for an episode that's as real as it gets, sprinkled with humor, heart, and a hefty dose of British banter. - Follow The Podcast https://www.instagram.com/wearet1d - Follow Mike https://www.instagram.com/t1d_mike - Follow Jack https://www.instagram.com/t1d_jack - Get your wins on the podcast at https://wearet1d.com New episodes go out every Sunday! Subscribe or Follow, Rate, and Review to help others find the podcast and join the T1D community.

From Jack the Ripper to Ted Bundy, serial killers strike fear in the heart of most everyone. And not just fear, but fascination.  What motivates someone to become a serial killer?  Is it rage or hate?   Today Nancy Grace and her panel look at three well-known cases including BTK: Bind, torture, Kill, Dennis Rader Joining Nancy Grace Today: Dale Carson- High Profile Criminal Defense Attorney, Former FBI Agent, Former Police Officer, Author: "Arrest-Proof Yourself”, DaleCarsonLaw.com, Twitter: @DaleCarsonLaw  Dr. Joni Johnston - Forensic psychologist and private investigator, performs risk and threat assessments on violent offenders, Author: “Serial Killers: 101 Questions True Crime Fans Ask”, Drjonijohnston.com Frank Falzon -  Fmr. San Francisco Homicide Inspector, Author: “San Francisco Homicide Inspector 5-Henry-7: My inside story of the Night Stalker, City Hall Murders, Zebra Killings, Chinatown Gang Wars and a City Under Siege”, Frank falzon.com Douglas MacGregor - Geographic profiler, specializes in serial and violent crime, missing persons, and locating clandestine burial sites, Twitter: @TheGeoProfiler Dr. Kendall Crowns- Chief Medical Examiner Tarrant County (Ft Worth), Lecturer: University of Texas Austin and Texas Christian University Medical School  Dr. Peter Vronsky - Forensic historian and author of several bestselling books on the history of serial homicide including: “American Serial Killers: The Epidemic Years, 1960-1960” and  ‘Sons of Cain: A History of Serial Killers from the Stone Age to the Present”,  petervronsky.com, IG:  @dr.petervronsky  Facebook: Peter Vronsky   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's that you hear? Just the sweet sound of us hitting a whopping 30,000 downloads! We're bursting with gratitude and ready to kick off Season Two of the All Exclusive podcast with a whole lotta fun and candor. From Jack's exciting relationship news, Henry's driving journey, to  latest musical escapades, we've got a truckload of updates you won't want to miss. We're also thrilled to welcome our first guest of the season - the always entertaining Jo B, who, trust us, has the quirkiest drink preference!Ever thought about what life on a Caribbean island would be like? Or how about surviving a nerve-wracking accident and discovering a surprising talent in the process? We dive into some truly compelling stories. As we spin the globe and share our experiences, we'll also touch on our beach escapades, and the intense struggle with beach envy. Gear up for some rib-tickling fun as we launch into the ABC Quiz, where the aim is to get the most incorrect answers possible - oh, and did we mention there's an impersonation of animal sounds involved?Poached eggs, holiday activities, and pondering the dilemma of being gifted an elephant - yep, you read that right - this episode's got it all! As we wrap up, we'll tease you with a glimpse of what's to come: a thrilling ABC Showdown, an intriguing murder case, and the promise of more bonus content. And to top it all off, we're on the lookout for members for our All Exclusive Board. Yes, you heard it here first. You could officially be part of the team. So join us next week, as we continue this exciting journey with a bunch of surprises, laughs, and genuine camaraderie.Support the show

From Jack being on the live stream at the Warhammerfest GT, to the abysmal performance of Dan's Nightbringer, we're talking tournaments.In this episode we dissect the first Metawatch and ask: Does the meta really matter for most 40k players? We also discuss the latest news, including a review of the new Nids launched after the hive fleet won the Battle for Oghram.And we talk through our hopes and dreams for the North East Open tournament.The best thing about 40k is the community so help us to grow ours! Please like and subscribe - and we'd love your suggestions on topics for future discussion.

Hollywood’s double strike of writers and actors might just be the start of a hot labor summer. We’ll talk about the next group of workers who may soon join the picket lines and what’s at stake (inflation, anyone?). Plus, what the Federal Trade Commission has to do with Trump’s plans to expand presidential power. And, concrete, yes, concrete is making us smile as newly discovered secrets from ancient Roman times could help us build more environmentally friendly cities. Here’s everything we talked about: “Annual Cost of SAG-AFTRA, DGA, WGA Contracts Estimated by Moody's“ from The Hollywood Reporter “Teamsters president says he’s asked the White House not to intervene if UPS workers go on strike” from The Associated Press “Trump Plans to Expand Presidential Power Over Agencies in 2025” from The New York Times “From Jack the Ripper to ‘Gilgo Beach’ cold case, violence against sex workers is common” from USA Today “We Finally Know Why Ancient Roman Concrete Stood The Test of Time” from Science Alert “A Positive Covid Milestone” from The New York Times We want to hear what you're reading this summer. If you've got a reading recommendation you'd like to share with fellow Smarties, email us at makemesmart@marketplace.org or leave us a voicemail at 508-U-B-SMART.

Hollywood’s double strike of writers and actors might just be the start of a hot labor summer. We’ll talk about the next group of workers who may soon join the picket lines and what’s at stake (inflation, anyone?). Plus, what the Federal Trade Commission has to do with Trump’s plans to expand presidential power. And, concrete, yes, concrete is making us smile as newly discovered secrets from ancient Roman times could help us build more environmentally friendly cities. Here’s everything we talked about: “Annual Cost of SAG-AFTRA, DGA, WGA Contracts Estimated by Moody's“ from The Hollywood Reporter “Teamsters president says he’s asked the White House not to intervene if UPS workers go on strike” from The Associated Press “Trump Plans to Expand Presidential Power Over Agencies in 2025” from The New York Times “From Jack the Ripper to ‘Gilgo Beach’ cold case, violence against sex workers is common” from USA Today “We Finally Know Why Ancient Roman Concrete Stood The Test of Time” from Science Alert “A Positive Covid Milestone” from The New York Times We want to hear what you're reading this summer. If you've got a reading recommendation you'd like to share with fellow Smarties, email us at makemesmart@marketplace.org or leave us a voicemail at 508-U-B-SMART.

What if AI could cure healthcare of burnout? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Jack Neil, CEO of HANK AI, as we uncover the incredible potential of AI and machine learning in the healthcare industry. From Jack's personal journey into this fascinating field to his favorite books that shaped his leadership style, this episode is a treasure trove of insightful information.Discover how AI is revolutionizing various aspects of healthcare, from the revenue cycle, precision medicine, to computer vision. We also touch on the effects of technology, including the internet and social media, on our lives and mental health. As medical professionals, we discuss the importance of using technology as an accelerator to enhance processes, rather than completely transforming them.As we dive into automation and its implications for the future of work, we explore how AI can help streamline communication and find commonalities in our conversations. This technology has the potential to reduce the need for certain tasks, allowing healthcare professionals to focus on what truly matters: the art of healthcare. Don't miss this thought-provoking discussion on the remarkable opportunities AI offers in the world of healthcare and beyond.Host: Chris Comeaux, President / CEO of Teleios Collaborative NetworkGuest: Jack Neil, MD, CEO of Hank.aiTeleios Collaborative Network / https://www.teleioscn.org/tcntalkspodcast

Welcome to another episode of It's a Numbers Game Podcast by The MSP Finance Team with Daniel Welling and Adam Morris.    We created It's a Numbers Game Podcast to help MSP owners learn and understand how to build and maintain a financially healthy MSP business. In this podcast series, MSP business owners like you will learn the fundamental steps, the tips and tricks, the dos and don'ts to achieve MSP financial growth.     In this episode, we are joined by Scott Riley talking us through the Cloud Nexus journey to date, with outsourcing key to discovering and refining their offering, having pivoted from direct to end user to MSP-channel.  Directly unlocking financial benefits and building value.    From “Jack of all trades, master of none” evolving to “Just say, no” MSPs could outsource finance and HR, but what about helpdesk and marketing?    Outsourcing, niching, partnering, nurturing relationships, the changing MSP landscape and mindset are explored with some potentially controversial conclusions.    Connect with Scott Riley on LinkedIn by clicking here - linkedin.com/in/scottriley76    Connect with Daniel Welling on LinkedIn by clicking here – https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-welling-54659715/      Connect with Adam Morris on LinkedIn by clicking here – linkedin.com/in/adamcmorris     Visit The MSP Finance Team website, simply click here – https://www.mspfinanceteam.com/       We look forward to catching up with you on the next one. Stay tuned! 

Serial killers have always fascinated as much as terrified us. From Jack the Ripper to Jeffrey Dahmer, they have been endlessly documented and studied by police, academics and citizen sleuths alike. So it's surprising to find out that there are still compulsive killers out there who were captured, tried, convicted and imprisoned, yet somehow managed to not have even a Wikipedia page. Chris Lay, along with co-host Nat Cardona, are going to spend the next handful of episodes presenting one such case they're calling "Fearfully, she walked the streets." Over a span of years in the early 1990s, Robert Sylvester Alston killed at least four women in Greensboro, North Carolina. His victims were sex workers. In the time between the start of his killings the local police were slow to grasp the connections, and even arrested a man on very scant evidence who was released thanks to DNA evidence that exonerated him. What you're going to hear are readings of articles from the Greensboro News and Record alternating with excerpts of interviews with the journalists who covered the story as it was happening as well as revisited it later on. You can find links to all the articles below: 'Strollers' have walked into thin air Fourth since last fall tip spurs discovery of woman's body Anonymous tip did killer call cops on body's location? If you appreciate what you're hearing we encourage you to check out past episodes which examine additional stories from some of Lee Enterprises newspapers from across America. Tremendous thanks to Lorraine Ahearn for taking the time to talk with Nat Cardona, and we'll have more from their conversation next week, so make sure you're subscribed to the show wherever it is you get your podcasts. Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles is a product of Lee Enterprises. It is produced and edited by Chris Lay, with interviews produced and recorded by Nat Cardona.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From Jack's Tack to JT International ... founder Jack Sievers tells the company's story. Listen in.... Guests and Links Episode 99:Hosts:  Mike Donnell, Kacee Willbanks Colletti, and Sophia JagellaGuest: Jack Sievers and Mike Sanders of JT InternationalVisit the WESA WebsiteSupport the show

From Jack's Tack to JT International ... founder Jack Sievers tells the company's story. Listen in.... Guests and Links Episode 99: Hosts:  Mike Donnell, Kacee Willbanks Colletti, and Sophia Jagella Guest: Jack Sievers and Mike Sanders of JT International Visit the WESA Website

All, completely real and legitimate "Hey Joe" questions to kick off the weekend... From Josh Allen's mom, #HeyJoe … no, really, please get off the Bills Mafia bandwagon? From Rand, #HeyJoe … how was lunch? From Jack, #HeyJoe … what are sportswriters going to do without Twitter? From Belichick, #HeyJoe …when it goes bad for Tom Brady, it really goes bad, huh? From the Hawk Never Dies, #HeyJoe … you really don't think we can score 56 points on Houston?

Is there any lil freak/Lord of the Ring fan crossover? We sure do hope so, because Caleb, Shelby, and musician Lou Roy kind of go off about Tolkien for a while this week.  They do manage to leave Middle Earth for a little while to talk about Hometown Buffet - which we tried to provide a URL link to but incredibly, does not have a website in this year of our lord 2022. So really if any humans or aliens want to learn about that place, they kind of have to listen to this ep??? Lou's Artifacts Debussy's Clair de Lune (Music) Hometown Buffet (Restaurant) Supreme Croissant (no meat) From Jack-in-the-Box (Food) Neopolitan Ice Cream Sandwich Lou's journal entry from 2001 (age 9) that details her best friend betraying her by going to Hometown Buffet with a friend from his school without her (Archival Material) Follow Lou on Twitter and Instagram, and listen to her debut album, PURE CHAOS, which drops today! Watch the video version of the episode Follow the show @keepingrecordspod Advertise on Keeping Records via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

UnFollowVic S:2 Ep:39  Aired  02/24/2022Join the crew from the UnFollowVic Podcast as they give you their favorite moments from season 2. From Jack's plunger story to his fetishes, off into the skits of "Let's Go Brandon" and “Covid Press Conference”.  Share a laugh and make sure to Follow (Link Below). See you for Season 3, May the Fourth be with you. Click The Link Below & Show Us Some Lovehttps://linktr.ee/UnFollowVicIntroUpdates from Jack and VicBest of Season 2 RecapFreestyles of Season 2Skits from Season 2OutroListen on YouTube:https://youtu.be/6BsSiSi6WTsSupport the show (https://linktr.ee/UnFollowVic)

Hello Killers Welcome to this week of the Brunch Club where we dive into all the infamous serial killers and our take on why true crime is so popular. From Jack the Ripper to Ted Bundy to Mount Everest, we cover it all. Beware cause this episode is to die for. Credits Hosts: Ashleigh Liebig, Breanna Brown, Chris Johnson, Eric Garcia Guests: Nico Figorotta Music: Riley Chrisman Producer: Ashleigh Liebig

Are you ready for 5 weeks of Pirates of the Caribbean? Hoist your sails, grab some rum, and get ready for lots of Jack Sparrow love in the coming month! Today, Ashley and Sammi are chatting about their favorite Pirates movie: The Curse of the Black Pearl. From Jack's iconic introduction, to the cunning Barbossa, to the OG ride callbacks, there is so much to love about this iconic film! Ashley shares some fun trivia, including behind the scenes antics, and she and Sammi discuss their favorite lines and scenes. What are your favorite moments from the first movie? Find them on TikTok and Instagram @pixiedusttwinspodcast for more pirate themed fun until next week's episode!You're tuned into a show from Limitless Broadcasting! Head over to Instagram @limitlessbroadcasting to check out our other shows! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/LimitlessBroadcasting?fan_landing=true)

This week the girls look back at some of their favorite stories over 88 episodes. From Jack the Ripper to President Garfield, conspiracy theories and cults, they share their top 5 Transatlantic Crime episodes. Let us know your favorite episode or story, or, if you like what you hear, leave us a rate and review on Apple podcasts and Spotify! Visit us on our socials: Instagram: @transatlanticcrime Twitter: @transatcrimepod Facebook: facebook.com/transatlanticcrime Patreon: patreon.com/transatlanticcrime Want to support us even more? Check out our merch store: https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/59763237 And our booklist: https://bookshop.org/shop/transatlanticcrime  

Today I'm drinking an Oktoberfest from 14th Star Brewing https://www.14thstarbrewing.com/beer/oktoberfest/ From Jack's Abbey - look for a special Pride and Parquet Hoppy Lager (for a limited time). According to the brewery, “The NBA will be celebrating 75 years this season and the Celtics are one of the two original teams to keep their name and city for that entire history. That's an incredible accomplishment and something to be proud of. We wanted to punctuate this moment with a commemorative, limited edition can that reflects the heritage and pride of the Celtics over 75 years and gives our fans something special.” http://thebrewermagazine.com/jacks-abby-releases-limited-edition-design-of-pride-and-parquet/ According to Winemag - something very special happened in 2019 that's making mid-priced wines (from $12 - $20/bottle) taste like ones twice their price! Santa Barbara-based Doug Margerum said, “2019 is the greatest vintage since 2007… It was a very, very cool, mild summer and morphed into a cool fall harvest.” Which apparently helped develop a smooth harvest, fermentation, and full flavors. https://www.winemag.com/2021/10/21/best-california-pinot-noir-vintage/ MBC just said in January that they are is a fiercely local company and has remained steadfast regarding local production. The MBC team are stewards of their communities and the ‘aina, and curators of the craft beer way of life, but apparently, they couldn't see their way out of supply chain issues that led them to work with Sleeping Giant to make Maui Hard Seltzer on the mainland. The bonus, “Sleeping Giant Sleeping Giant has the capabilities, skill, and expertise to ensure that MHS is produced at the caliber our fans rely on from us” and MHS will reduce the carbon footprint of the seltzer's distribution on the mainland by skipping the shipping from Hawaii! http://thebrewermagazine.com/maui-hard-seltzer-broadens-mainland-production/ Find out more about your host The Real Voice - Mel Allen. He's a working voice over talent and you can check out voice over samples and demos at https://therealvoice.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/boozebuddy/support

The Third Men Podcast is proud to present an all-new extended interview with Jack White's longtime tour manager - the legendary Lalo Medina! Since The White Stripes' fateful final tour in 2007, Lalo has been helping to facilitate, arrange and execute Jack's live performances, and his insider perspective is something unique and extraordinary within the Third Man orbit. From Jack and Meg's northern sojourn chronicled in Under Great White Northern Lights, to multiple tours from The Raconteurs, The Dead Weather and Jack White solo, Lalo has been instrumental in setting the stage for the performances that we as fans continue to be captivated by to this day. In this special extended interview, we'll learn of Lalo's time with groups such as Jurassic 5 and The Mars Volta, as well as amazing stories from the road that only Lalo could tell! Where does Jack hang after a Conan rehearsal? Who's the all-time trash-talk champion of the TMR sandlot games? What on earth does one do with raw caribou? The answers to these questions and more await you in the kick-off to the Third Men Podcast's season 6 (!) audio adventures. We'd like to thank Mr. Medina for joining us and hope you all enjoy this interview as much as we enjoyed recording it! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jack the Ripper, perhaps the most famous of all serial killers and often the most recognized in literature, To this day it remains a mystery and though there has been much speculation on "Whom" the killer was the fact remains Jack escaped the noose. We dive into this topic discussing the time period, and the way of life in 1888. From Jack's victims to the police who tried to stop him, (Or perhaps her?) we analyze how things were done and if perhaps modern science could have easily captured this maniacal demon.

It’s a police tactic that uses both science and art. From Jack the Ripper to outlaws of the wild west-- or even more recently in the case of the Golden state killer-- for hundreds of years, investigators have used sketches to try and identify offenders.  Many early drawings were fairly crude and often they were more like artist renditions of what evil looked like versus accurate depictions of what witnesses saw.  Over years experts have fine-tuned their techniques and even now police agencies all over the world use sketches when they don’t know who committed the crime -- when there’s no surveillance video, only witness or victim accounts. If you enjoy Crime Beat, please take a minute to rate it on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts, tell us what you think and share the show with your friends. Contact: Twitter: @nancyhixt Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NancyHixtCrimeBeat/ Email: nancy.hixt@globalnews.ca See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The final week of January amplifies the college basketball campaign. And as we are virtually at the midway point of the Big Ten basketball slate, a team that finds itself in the middle of the pack in this league, the Indiana Hoosiers. IU pulled off a HUGE upset over Iowa last week, only to fall to Rutgers at home this past Sunday, letting a golden opportunity slip away. So who better to tell us what this means for the Hoosiers down the stretch of. Big Ten play and answer questions on IU's hope for the NCAA Tournament than our Indiana football, now basketball, expert Jack Grossman. From Jack's Crimson Coverage Podcast for ESPN Louisville, we give you all the information you need to know about Indiana on this State of the Program show.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!KeepsIf you're ready to take action and prevent hair loss, go to Keeps.com/LOCKEDONCOLLEGE to receive your first month of treatment for free.Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get 20% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The final week of January amplifies the college basketball campaign. And as we are virtually at the midway point of the Big Ten basketball slate, a team that finds itself in the middle of the pack in this league, the Indiana Hoosiers. IU pulled off a HUGE upset over Iowa last week, only to fall to Rutgers at home this past Sunday, letting a golden opportunity slip away. So who better to tell us what this means for the Hoosiers down the stretch of. Big Ten play and answer questions on IU's hope for the NCAA Tournament than our Indiana football, now basketball, expert Jack Grossman. From Jack's Crimson Coverage Podcast for ESPN Louisville, we give you all the information you need to know about Indiana on this State of the Program show. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Keeps If you’re ready to take action and prevent hair loss, go to Keeps.com/LOCKEDONCOLLEGE to receive your first month of treatment for free. Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you’ll get 20% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's bonus episode is a very scary (not really) history of the third most popular holiday in America: Halloween. From Jack-o-Lanterns to Trick-or-Treat, our modern holiday of Halloween owes more to our ancient Celtic roots than anything in American history.  Check out more at westerncivpodcast.com Become a Patron today at patreon.com/westerncivpodcast for more content!  

From Jack the Ripper and Sherlock Holmes to Agatha Christie and Alfred Hitchcock.

What We’re Drinking:Nite Heavy by Night Shift Brewinghttps://untappd.com/b/night-shift-brewing-nite-heavy/3729900ABV: 5%IBU: N/ANotes: Nite Heavy is a gold, bold, pure American lager. Pours honey gold with a pillowy white head. Aromas of cereal and lemon citrus. It sips smooth and refreshing, with notes of barley malt and honey. Light-bodied with a crisp carbonation that rolls off the tongue.House Lager by Jack's Abby Craft Lagerhttps://untappd.com/b/jack-s-abby-craft-lagers-house-lager/938789ABV: 5.2IBU: 18Notes: What the Helles is a Landbier? Ours is sweet and golden with a full malty body, inspired by the country lagers of Bavaria. This Pale Bier is our House specialty. From Jack’s House to Your House!SponsorShow off your love of Untappd. Check out our online store and pick up Untappd branded glassware, shirts, sweatshirts, hats, and more! Go to http://store.untappd.com and enter the coupon code “PODCAST” at checkout to get 20% off all ordersBeer 101 - WaterJoin Jon and Harrison as they talk aboutWater and the role it plays in beerCan you brew a beer with Apple Juice instead of water?Tips for Home BrewersHave a question you want to be answered? Share it with us in the Facebook group, or email us @ podcasts@untappd.comConnectJon On UntappdHarrison On UntappdSeason 3 on YoutubeFacebook GroupDrinking Socially On TwitterEmail Drinking Socially

ABOUT THE GUEST - JACK WILSON, DIRECTOR OF FRANCHISE DEVELOPMENT AT CINCH I.T. From Jack’s LinkedIn profile: “There are 2 things I'm incredibly passionate about, SMB's and Entrepreneurs. By empowering Small Businesses and their leaders to realize levels of success they thought were impossible, I strive to impact their business and their lives, as well as that of their employees, the broader community, and ultimately our world. Whether it's through Sales, I.T., Finance, or Strategic development I Challenge us all to find what success means!” https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackdwilson/ ABOUT THE EPISODE: Jack is a deep thinker about sales, and in this episode, we start by exploring a concept that he calls “The Fallacy of Growth” and why it creates so many problems for so many sales organizations. Following that trajectory, Jack goes on to explain a more sustainable and holistic approach to growth, how it is embedded in his work at Cinch I.T., and how other organizations can benefit from a perspective shift towards supported and sustainable sales growth. 0:44 - Jack shares his best piece of sales advice - and you’ll love it - “don’t be a robot” - and how the meaning of that message has changed over time for him 2:45 - Jack shares the worst piece of sales advice he’s ever heard - which also changed in meaning for him over time 3:58 - What are the core drivers of sales success and how that relates to the perceptions of sales work 5:20 - Jack discusses the idea of “The Fallacy of Growth” and the better approach of growing sustainably for the longer term 8:39 - How does the concept of sustainable growth manifest itself at Cinch I.T. 10:40 - Jack elaborates on the quote “training gets you certifications, coaching gets you results” 12:42 - How sales process supports an approach to sustainable growth and Jacks concept of Minimum Viable Habits 15:34 - How process and metrics are not the end goal, but the start of an exploration into how to be most effective in sales, and how to balance process and creativity 17:35 - Jack talks about the importance of rest as a critical component of practice and effectiveness 19:01 - Why so much of the “what” oriented sales-oriented advice is misguided and limiting and what kind of content and advice is more valuable 23:15 - How to find and reach Jack and learn more

Filmmaker Jack Henry Robbins (VHYes, GHOSTMATES, OPENING NIGHT) discusses his career journey with Adam, Joe, and Arwen. From Jack's work creating in multiple genres… to the making of his latest film VHYes… to the process of screening/testing a new film… to the many lessons learned along the way… Jack shares his storytelling process. Dr. Arwen provides advice for a filmmaker looking to see things in the best possible light, Jack offers some great tips on writers, and Adam addresses the tragic loss of his ex-girlfriend Amie who was murdered just a few days before the recording of this episode. If you were supporting THE MOVIE CRYPT on Patreon you'd be enjoying HOURS of weekly bonus episodes of “Classic Crypt”, early access to every new episode, monthly interactive LIVE events, access to take part in “Hollywood Therapy” and “Viewer Mail,” the holy “Cult of Arwen,” and more! Head over to Patreon.com/TheMovieCrypt and join our community of Crypt Keepers today!

From Jack hill to rob zombie, Sid had worked for some of the best ever. So join us as we say goodbye to one of the biggest badasses ever.

It's been three years and one hundred episodes, and you know what that means...mistakes! But who better to right our wrongs than perhaps the only man on God's green earth who could possibly know more about Jack White than Jack White himself: Third Man Records co-founder, co-owner and inventor of disco Ben Blackwell! That's right folks, Ben is back to take your humble co-hosts on a tour of our errors in an entire episode devoted to the longest-running segment in Third Men Podcast history: Stop Breakin' Down. In an effort to always bring you the most accurate information possible, the Stop Breakin' Down segment provides us a space to issue corrections on inaccuracies from past episodes, and correct any mistakes that we've made along the way. With Ben on the line, we've poured over our first year's worth of shows to highlight each incorrect assertion, each astute listener correction, and turn them loose on Ben's brain in the desperate search for insight on a whole host of topics. From Jack's drag racing skills to why it's OK to break up a nativity set and everything in between, Mr. Blackwell is here to right the ship, and we're delighted to have him! Paul and James are so happy & proud to bring you this podcast and are beyond thrilled to have 100 episodes under our belts - thanks to all our listeners for making this possible. And thanks to Ben Blackwell for being here to celebrate with us, Third Man's support and encouragement means the world. It's episode 100! Gonna make you lose your mind! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We meet Carsten Stracke, finance professional and finance transformation thinker. From Jack to "hot topics".

Look Out Bears, There's a Train Coming In episode 34 I talked about the incredible success that Banff National Park has had in terms of reducing the number of animals, such as grizzly bears, that are being killed along our highways. The system of over and underpasses that have been pioneered here are now serving as a template for many new areas that are trying to emulate Banff's successes. You can listen to the full episode at www.mountainnaturepodcast.com/ep034. While the highways have been getting safer and safer as the system of fencing and crossing structures are expanded, the one area that still shows little improvement is the Canadian Pacific Railway line through the mountain parks. Canadian Pacific has worked closely with Parks Canada over the years to look at a variety of ways to try to reduce the numbers of animals that perish along tracks. Back in episode 19, I described some of the principle research being done on bear impacts along the tracks. You can listen to it at www.mountainnaturepodcast.com/ep019. In this episode, researchers looked into the timing and location of fatalities. They found that, while more bears use the tracks in the western end of Banff, more bears were being killed in the eastern portions of the park. One of the conclusions was that the eastern portions are often closer to the busy highways which may have made it difficult for bears to hear the approach of trains. The bears also may need to have better sightlines so that they can see approaching trains from a greater distance. Another study proposed another theory as to why bears in the west edge of the park fare better than those farther east - The Boss - Bear 122. The Boss is a regular visitor to the tracks in the western portions of Banff and into Yoho National Park and he's even been bounced off a freight train and walked away unharmed. One theory is that the Boss is so protective of the tracks that other bears simply don't feel safe approaching his turf. Since he has been patrolling the tracks, no confirmed bear death has occurred since 2012. However, between 2000 and 2012, 14 grizzlies were killed along the tracks within Banff's east border and the west end of Yoho. Perhaps the Boss is helping to keep the tracks safer. Another study that I discuss in Episode 19 showed that an estimated 110 metric tonnes of grains are spilled along the tracks within Banff and Yoho every year - enough to support the annual food needs of some 50 grizzlies! This week, I want to look at a new study that has been looking into just how much bears use the tracks as well as what foods were making the tracks so attractive. While there are obvious attractants, like grain spills and carrion, researchers did not know what the relative importance of each of these were to the bears. Between 2011 and 12, they placed satellite collars on 21 different bears. The collars provided information on their position every 2 hours. In addition, they analyzed 230 grizzly scats collected between May and October over the years 2012 to 2014. Surprisingly, of the 21 grizzlies, only 4 were regular visitors to the CPR main line. These bears visited the tracks in excess of 20% of the days on which their movements were monitored. Scat samples from these four bears all occasionally contained grain. In fact, 43% of all grizzly scat samples found within 150 m of the tracks contained some grain. Beyond 150 m, the incidence of grain dropped to a mere 7%. It appears grain is a more important food in the fall, as 85% of the scat samples found near the tracks contained grain at this time as compared to only 14% in the summer and 17% in the spring. This makes sense when we look at the seasonally available food sources and behaviour of bears during the summer. Earlier in the season, there is a wider variety of available foods. In late summer, the buffaloberry crop disappears with the first frosts and then food becomes more scarce for the remainder of the season. An easy feed of grain would be a strong attractor for bears, just like unharvested crabapple and cherry trees in communities can serve to attract bears. Grain wasn't the only thing bringing these 4 bears to the rail lines, scat found close to the tracks was also more likely to contain the hair of elk, deer and moose. According to the study's results, three of the four bears visiting the tracks were quite young. researcher Cassady St. Clair was quoted in a CBC news story: "We learned that eating grain is something only a few bears specialized in doing." Cassady St. Clair says, "Three could be put into one category, they were teenagers and skinny and probably having a tough time making a living." The fourth bear, the Boss was being attracted, not by grain, but by the carcasses of elk, deer and moose that had been killed by the trains. This report shows that it's especially important to reduce or remove grain spills later in the season, as well as removing the carcasses of other rail killed animals. Since 1982, 1,256 large animals have been killed by trains in Banff and Yoho National Parks including five different types of hoofed animals and four different carnivore species. Since 1998, train collisions have become the number one cause of death for grizzlies within these parks. This most recent study has provided some great additional information as to what is attracting the bears, and just how important those foods are on a season by season basis. Researchers are now getting a much better understanding about the role train tracks play in attracting animals and at the same time, some of the challenges that animals face when suddenly encountering a rapidly moving train. Some animals freeze when they see the train, others futilely try to outrun the train. Better sightlines can help, but what if there was another way - a wildlife alarm that sounded early enough to startle the animals off of the tracks, before the train becomes a danger? Johnathan Backs is a PhD student and he is working on just such a system. He has developed an innovative way to create an loud shrill beeping sound for a full 30 seconds before a train approaches. The battery operated device senses the vibrations of an oncoming train and then emits its warning sound. While this may not frighten a bear, the hope is that the bears will learn from experience that the sound indicates that a train is approaching and that they should move away from the tracks. The fact that small numbers of bears are regular visitors may also help to increase the devices effectiveness. Since bears learn through experience, a repetitive warning may help to give them plenty of time to move to safety. It's so important that research like these studies continue to be supported within the mountain west. The more we understand the behaviour of our local animals, the better we will be able to coexist with them. Perhaps one of the most useful things that would help reduce animal mortality would be to slow trains down as they move throughout the parks, just like we do with cars. However, that's a decision that would come with a great deal of resistance by CP who's tracks are ever-busier. Next up…The Cariboo Gold Rush becomes a Bonanza The Cariboo Part 2 Last week I introduced you to the first discoveries of gold in British Columbia, and described how it led to the creation of the Crown Colony of British Columbia, while also necessitating the development of the first wagon roads into the interior of the future province. By the summer of 1860, there were more and more seasoned miners arriving on the scene. These were miners that had been part of earlier rushes and learned the tricks of the trade, including how to read the signs and had a great sense for where to look for gold. George W. Weaver, William Ross Keithley and John A Rose arrived on the Fraser this same year and convinced Ranald MacDonald to guide them into the area where gold had been discovered. As they explored the area north of Cariboo Lake, they found gold along a small creek that they dubbed Keithley. While Rose and MacDonald decided to move on, Keithley and Weaver remained to work the creek. In the end, they decided that the creek just wasn't yielding enough and left the area to follow their comrades. While they were on the creek though, less experienced miners began to crowd the creek with claims and before long, a small hamlet called Keithley sprang up. Today, it's yet another ghost town left behind when the last miners moved on to other sites. For Keithley and Weaver, they followed the creek for a while and then crossed a small divide to another creek where they caught up with MacDonald and Rose. The creek became known as Antler Creek. They were beaming from ear to ear about the potential of the creek and showed them some rusty-coloured gold nuggets. For the moment, they had this spot to themselves. It was only a matter of time before others arrived at the site because secrets never stayed secret in the Cariboo. They were each entitled to one claim, as well as a second 30 x 30 metre claim as the discoverers of the site. They decided to survey the area for the best sites, stake their eight claims, and then work the other areas until they began to run short of supplies. Keithley and Weaver were selected to head back to Keithley Town to gather winter supplies. They had to be very careful though. If word slipped out about the new discovery, they would be inundated with gold-hungry greenhorns all looking to strike it rich. The gold from this new creek had a definitely reddish colour, so they would use gold leftover from Keithley Creek to buy the supplies. They didn't want the gold's colour to betray their plans. They put on their best poker faces and headed to Keithley Town. Unfortunately, they were too well known. Heading back to a town named after you it turned out was a poor way to remain unnoticed. A large group of men already kitted out and wearing snowshoes was waiting for them as they tried to sneak out of town. At the same time, fresh snow had made sure that it would be easy for scads of miners to follow their fresh tracks in the snow and so it was that the Antler Creek discovery became known far and wide. Antler Creek produced fabulous amounts of gold with some claims being as high as $450/day and another bearing $300/day per miner. By June of 1861, Antlertown had 60 buildings including a sawmill, saloons, stores, homes and many tents. With gold comes robberies. On August 17, 1861, a story in the British Colonist reported: “Robberies are not infrequent in Antler. Recently, $130 in gold dust and two pistols were taken from Cameron’s Golden Age Saloon. A slight stabbing affair is also noted. Watson and Taylor’s Minstrels are still performing at Antler.” Hopeful miners continued to arrive, and as Antler Creek became claimed out, many fanned out to other creeks. New discoveries occurred along Williams, Lightning, Lowhee, and Grouse Creeks. Antlertown became the service centre for these new sites. During the winter of 1860-61, there was a party of six miners sharing a single camp. They included Murtz j. Collins, Michael Costin Brown, John "Kansas" Metz, Wilhelm Dietz (a Prussian ex-sailor), James Costello, and Michael Burns. Costello, Burns and Dietz had wandered off to prospect and suddenly returned wide-eyed to report a new discovery in a creek not too far distant. Brown, Dietz and Costello headed back to the creek. Here is Brown's accounting of the discovery: "We crossed the divide, eventually making the headwaters of the creek and after some time we travelled to a place near a little gulch or canyon, where we camped for the night, building a little shelter. On the following morning we separated to prospect the stream, agreeing to meet again at night to report progress. The story of that day's prospecting, which we recalled over the campfire, has become a  matter of mining history in British Columbia. "Dutch Bill" made the best prospect, striking pay dirt at $125 a pan. Costello and I had done pretty well, finding dirt worth a dollar or so a pan. You can well imagine we were well pleased with the day's exertions and each man in his heart felt that we had discovered very rich ground. I shall not forget the discussion that took place as to the name to be given to the creek. Dutch Bill was for having it called "Billy Creek" because he had found the best prospects of the three. I was quite agreeable, but I stipulated that Mr. William [sic] Dietz should buy the first basket of champagne that reached the creek. This appealed to Costello and so the creek was then and there named - not Billy Creek, but William's Creek. " In a story reminiscent of so many before them, as they tried to secretly record their claims, and purchase supplies, the news leaked out and the tracks in the snow once again led a pilgrimage of panners to their diggings. As the fickle finger of fate would have it, the original six discoverers didn't pick the best claims and one by one, they sold out and moved on, six more disappointed souls amidst a bonanza lottery. Thousands came to the Cariboo with the hope of easy wealth, most left broken and broke…and some never left at all, but were buried in lonely graves in places long forgotten. Around this time, another American party led by Richard Willoughby accompanied by Asa and Thomas Patterson and Hanson Tilton arrived. As they explored upstream of Williams Creek and descended into a valley where they came across a lake that they named Jack of Clubs Lake. From Jack of Clubs Lake, they found a stream that flowed through a narrow canyon and almost immediately they came across promising gravels. They had it all to themselves - for the moment, and so they didn't rush the process of staking out their claims. They decided to take as much time as it required to find the very best gravels. This was a canny plan for, as had happened so often in the past, when they did finally head back to civilization for supplies, the multitudes followed them back to the Lowhee. Lowhee was not only incredibly gold rich, but it was an easy creek to work. It represented the start of hard rock mining as the gravels, rather than being panned, were removed to expose the bedrock little more than a metre below. In the bedrock were embedded huge nuggets of gold. Willoughby's group mined for just five weeks and left the area with four thousand ounces worth of nuggets. George Weaver and William Keithley also joined the miners at this site and had to build a 6 km long flume in order to carry water to their site, but the gold was far richer than any expense. Ranald MacDonald also walked away with a fortune before selling his claim to John Rose for a 320-ounce poke of gold. As the stories began to spread, miners that had been working played out creeks further downstream on the Fraser and Thompson Rivers abandoned them and headed to the Cariboo. Of all the creeks thought, Williams Creek was the richest. Towns began to spring up along its length with names like Richfield, Barkerville and, dear to my heart, Camerontown.  As the miners began to look deeper into the gravels of Williams Creek, they began to find the real paydirt. Above the Williams Creek Canyon, the gravels were shallow, usually less than 2-3 metres before the miners would reach a layer of hard blue clay. This was where the gold nuggets lay. On one claim, owned by two men named Abbot and Jourdan, Abbot managed to find 48 ounces in just 36 hours. Further downstream, deep shafts of up to 24 metres along with dense cribwork were required. Isaiah Diller, an American found vast wealth in his claim after reaching bedrock. His crew sook somewhere in the neighbourhood of 11.3 and 45.3 kg of gold in the first few days. Diller claimed that he wouldn't leave the mine until he had mined his weight of 109 kg as well as the weight of his rather weighty dog at 45.3 kg. Unlike most of the miners, Diller didn't squander his riches and some of his original gold is still in the Diller family. Perhaps the most well-known name in the Cariboo is that of William or Billy Barker. Hailing from Norfolk, England, Barker had abandoned his wife and daughter in order to follow the siren song of easy riches in the California gold fields. While he was in the States, his wife passed away and so he followed the news of new discoveries in the Cariboo. His first claim provided enough gold to allow him to buy several others by selling shares in his mine. As winter arrived, he left the frigid shores of Williams Creek for the more gentle climates of Victoria B.C. In the spring of 1862, the Puget Sound Herald reported: The excitement respecting the Cariboo mines is fast reaching fever heat in this vicinity. People will not think of or talk about anything else, even the battles of the Rebellion are forgotten or cease to interest them, so engrossing is the subject of the new mines. Everybody talks of going to the Cariboo diggings in the spring. We may, therefore, confidently look for a rush to these mines next season, equaled only by the Fraser River excitement of '58. So far as we can learn every miner from this new gold field has brought with him from $5,000 to $20,000, all of which has been obtained in the short space of two or three months." By the end of May, some 6,000 miners had arrived at the Cariboo, many hoping to be able to claim workings abandoned by miners that had hadn't returned to their claims. Barker partnered with 6 other miners and headed back to the Cariboo to found the Barker Company. They staked 7 claims further downriver, despite ridicule from other miners who thought their decision folly, thinking he would have to go impossibly deep before finding paydirt. Barker did have to go deep - almost 16 metres before hitting bedrock. He was getting $5 for each pan of dirt. Working close to Barker was John "Cariboo" Cameron, but he moved even further down the creek where he found rich diggings. By the end of the season, Barker had found clays that gave them an ounce for every three pans. As they went even deeper, they found a small crevice that gave them 60 oz of gold. By the end of the season, his 7-claims had produced $600,000 of gold. He headed back to Victoria and married Elizabeth Collyer. She would be his undoing. Over the course of 1862, the colonies produced $2,656,903 worth of gold, but that was just a prelude to 1863 which really showed the riches of the Cariboo. The wealth of the area led to a townsite rising from the muds that was known as Barkerville. Before long, it claimed to be the largest city west of Chicago and north of San Francisco. Elizabeth was in her element and enjoyed the attentions of all the men much younger than Billy. Elizabeth was allowed to spend freely and became a regular at the saloons. His gold production couldn't keep pace with her spending habits and bit by bit, he sold off shares of his company. It wasn't long before the mine was played out and the party was over for Billy and Elizabeth. He left the Cariboo as he had arrived - pennyless. Cariboo Cameron was staked by Bob Stevenson, after meeting him in the Royal Hotel in Victoria. Stevenson was taken by Cameron and they headed to the gold fields along Williams Creek. Along the way, Stevenson bought supplies and hired packers to ferry them to the gold fields where they could be sold for a tidy profit.  Stevenson, along with Cameron and 6 other partners claimed an area below Billy Barkers claim. Next to this claim, Henry Beatty and John Wilson staked a claim that brought them a fortune. Beatty invested in shipbuilding. Wilson became known as the 'Cattle King' of Kamloops. Cameron's party had a difficult time at the beginning, but after sinking a new shaft. Stevenson later related: "On 22 December we struck it very rich at 22 feet. It was 30 feet below and Dick Rivers called up from the shaft: 'the place is yellow with gold. Look here boys,' at the same time holding up a flat rock the size of a dinner plate. I laid down on the platform and peered into the shaft. I could see the gold standing out on the rock as he held it. He sent a piece up and I got one ounce of gold. Then Cameron started down the shaft, and while he was down, I took my pick and went through some of the frozen stuff that had been sent up that morning and got another ounce before he came up again. Out of three 12-gallon kegs of gravel I got $155 worth of gold. Sinking, we found bedrock at 38 feet. It was good all the way down to here, but the richest was at 22 feet strange to say". By this time, winter was upon them and further mining was going to have to wait for warmer temperatures. They returned in April of 1863 and between July and August, they employed 75 miners as yet another townsite arose from the mud to be christened Camerontown. On October 22, 1863, Doc. Walter Cheadle and Viscount William Milton passed through the area. Dr. Cheadle wrote: "We met a small bullwork wagon escorted by about 20 men on foot. This proved to contain 630 pounds of gold, the profits of Mr. Cameron, and the principal shareholder of the noted Cameron claim. The gold, worth about 30,000 pounds, had been amassed in the short space of three months and represents less than one-half of the actual production of the mine during that time. " The mine made a fortune and Cameron left at the end of the season. During the summer of 1863, the mine produced between 40 to 112 ounces each of three daily shifts. Cameron personally left with $150,000 for his three months at the mine. Unfortunately, his later investments outside of the gold fields never panned out and by 1886 he was broke. He was buried in Barkerville in 1888. 1863 was the biggest year for gold production in the Cariboo. This summer the mines produced far more gold than California's gold fields at their peak. In total, 1863 officially yielded up $3,913,563 worth of gold although some estimates were  as high as 6 million dollars. 1863 also brought continuing improvements to the road access into the interior. As the government began to widen the main Cariboo Wagon Road. The government planned a much wider, 5.5 m wide road that would allow wagons to easily pass. The project ended up being much more difficult than originally planned and the contractors, men like Walter Moberly, Thomas Spence and Gustafus Wright took the narrow mule trails and created a permanent link into the wild interior of the future province of British Columbia. The gold rush, along with Governor James Douglas really helped to create the conditions that would bring a new province into the fledgling country of Canada. In less than a decade, on July 20, 1871 it joined Canada as a full province. The promise of a railroad would link this new nation from coast to coast and become the tie that binds Canada together. James Douglas really does deserve the moniker of the "Father of British Columbia" due to his tireless efforts to manage the gold fields, the filing of claims and the reporting of each mines takings. The roads he spearheaded changed the nature of the province forever. Today, you can still visit many the old sites that were important during the heyday of the Cariboo including Barkerville, Williams Lake, Horsefly, and Quesnel. I'll leave a link in the show notes to a good driving tour brochure to help guide your explorations (http://cariboord.ca/uploads/heritage/drivingFINALweb.pdf). For more detailed travel and exploration information, visit www.goldrustrail.ca   And with that, it's time to wrap this episode up. If you're looking for a guide to help you experience the stories behind the mountain scenery, our expert guides are ready to help you explore. To book your tour, guided hike, wildlife biology safari or speaker, drop me a line at info@wardcameron.com. You can visit us at www.WardCameron.com or hit me up on Twitter @wardcameron. And with that said, the sun's out and it's time to go hiking. I'll talk to you next week.

In Episode 010, Jack will share with you one common question from many entrepreneurs who have just started making the offer of their products and services, i.e. how to raise the price with a view to increasing the sales revenue? From Jack’s own experience, it is not too difficult to do this because he has […] The post EPISODE 010 – HOW CAN YOU RAISE YOUR PRICE FOR YOUR PRODUCTS & SERVICES? appeared first on Cracking the Entrepreneur Code.

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On today's ABC episode of Daytime Confidential Luke and Jamey are joined by David to discuss the latest happenings in Llanview. Gina Tognoni joins One Life to Live. John Brotherton has been let go. Should OLTL reunite John and Natalie? If they do would it help ratings to bring back Evangeline to reignite one of the show's most debated triangles? Todd and Tea's wedding. From Jack's speech to Blair's plan to interrupt the ceremony. Dorian goes lesbian to win the election. Is this Dorian being Dorian? Is it offensive or is it an opportunity for a soap to weigh in on a social issue? Before David leaves he shares something a juicy tidbit about Kelly Ripa appearing in Pine Valley before All My Children moves to L.A..Afterwards, Luke and Jamey discuss the latest in All My Children and General Hospital storylines and news, including:Aiden Turner is out at All My Children. Is Beth Ehlers leaving AMC? Jamey talks about the latest he's heard. Why are AMC's vets like Debbie Morgan, Darnell Williams and Michael E. Knight props to Denise Vasi and Stephanie Gatschet? Might things at AMC if Susan Lucci spoke out? Which family of strong women, the Kanes or Cramers is the better family?Luke loves pretty much everything leading up to the Spixie wedding including Olivia and Johnny, Lulu and Dante, Mac and Maxie's telling Jason to keep her from leaving Spinelli at the altar. General Hospital is improving dramatically so Luke and Jamey rank each of the seven soaps from best to worst. All this and much more on today's ABC episode of Daytime Confidential.