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In this special Saturday Episode, The Gammill brothers discuss the SmackDown drama. Bayley chooses Iyo, Cody passes on Roman at WrestleMania and The Rock comes face to face with your Tribal Chief, Roman Reigns. Lots to unpack.

The Gammill brothers and Precious Peter discuss their Takeaways and Fallout from The Royal Rumble. Who does Cody choose…… Roman or Seth? And, what about Bayley….. Rhea or Iyo? Hear our thoughts on these topics and more. All on this week's episode!!! Don't forget to check out Battlezone Championship Wrestling on Saturday, February 10, 2024 at the Mendenhall National Guard Armory!

In this episode Samir Kalra speaks with Carly Gammill, Director of the StandWithUs Center for Combating Antisemitism, about the marked increase in antisemitism expressed on US college campuses following the Hamas attack on Israeli of October 7th, and what can be done about this situation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Gammill brothers are joined by Peter and Merrian to give their Rumble predictions.

The Gammill brothers give their initial thoughts on the Breaking Vince McMahon news. With his legal trouble and accusations rearing their ugly heads again, Slim Jim pulling sponsorship from the Rumble and the Netflix deal looming…. WWE in full damage control mode. Will more heads role?

The Gammill brothers and Peter welcome their first guest to the podcast. Faroh Phunk from Battlezone Championship Wrestling joins the guys to talk wrestling. Faroh discusses how he became a wrestler and his history with Battlezone. He also shares some of the Super Stars he's had the pleasure to work with ( Oh you didn't know…….you better call somebody! ) Yes! He even has a story about The Road Dogg Jessie James… Yep. That Road Dogg from DX! Step on in and hear what Faroh has to say! This episode is a little longer than usual, but we think it'll be worth it!

Join us this week as The Gammill brothers and Peter Glover reveal their picks of the Top 5 Female Wrestlers of All Time. You are definitely going to want to stick around for number 1…….

This episode of #NoSuggestionPod was a post-punk rager as we chopped it up with actor, comedian, singer-songwriter, band-leader of Gustaf (@gustaf_nyc), Lydia Gammill (@l_y_d_i_a_gammill)! Co-host Aston Hollins (@astonhollins) and I went full romper room chatting with Lydia about being raised on Conan O'Brien, the fact that not everyone laughs every day, finishing things, whether personal art has to be biographical, taking her time to finish her first Gustaf record, sauntering through ancient ruins, our relationship to confidence, and Gustaf's upcoming spring tour. We had a ball, especially in our uproarious improv scenes, including a scene about a very nervous school principal on their first day of work. Lydia and I started in the NYC improv scene together more than a decade ago and I'm so proud of how she's taken her infectious, deranged genius to make beautiful music with her band Gustaf. It was an honor to finally get to have her on and catch up and spaz out. This is such a delightful episode, we're glad to share it with you. If you enjoy it, please rate, subscribe, and share it with someone else! We appreciate you! And if you want learn more about me, this podcast, my music, hire me to coach your improv team or anything else, find me at preciousgorgeous.com!

Doug is joined in studio with Corey Gammill. Corey stops by to talk about Nantucket Youth Lacrosse and all the great programs and how your child can sign up! Registration runs through Monday January 15th. There are travel options for grades 3-8, as well as a "Learn to Play Program" which is free to participants and designed for 1st and 2nd grade students! Kids can learn to play the sport of Lacrosse all while developing teamwork and problem-solving skills, boosting self-esteem and promoting the benefits of an active lifestyle. Find more info and register your child today at https://acklax.leagueapps.com/.

The Gammill brothers are joined by Peter Glover to give their picks for Best Male Wrestler, Best Female Wrestler, Best Tag Team, Best Storyline and a couple of other categories. We take turn busting on each other for some of the picks that are revealed.

The Gammill brothers are joined by Peter Glover to reveal who makes the cut on their lists of The Top 5 Heels Of All Time. We also have a special guest who joins the conversation by revealing her picks for her Top 5 Heels of all Time.

With “ The Iron Claw “ movie debuting this week, the Gammill brothers discuss the legendary Von Erich family and the many tragedies the family faced in such a short period of time. They also discuss what they hope to take away from the movie.

The Gammill brothers are joined by long time wrestling fan Peter Glover where the three discuss ( and defend ) their picks for the top 5 tag teams of all time. They also debate who will finish their story first . . . Cody Rhodes or C M Punk?

The Gammill brothers discuss their takeaways and opinions of the second coming of CM Punk to the WWE and how Tony Khan dropped the ball with, not only Punk, but Cody Rhodes and Jade Cargill as well.

Doug is joined in studio with Corey Gammill. Corey stops by to talk about Nantucket Youth Hockey and all the great programs they have going on right now! He also chats about a new program geared towards kids aged 9-14 years old that begins next Wednesday November 15 at Nantucket Ice. He brings up the importance of kids learning how to work together and learning valuable skills all while having fun on the ice! Equipment is available to borrow and scholarships are also available on an as needed basis. Learn more and sign up your child at https://www.nantucketyouthhockey.com/.

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Episode 174.  James B and Eddie celebrate Mother's Day with seven Marvel Team Up issues.  Learn about the mysterious $5 bill.  Hear what Eddie thinks about some new artwork. See what adventures moms have in this issue. From Oct of 1982 Stan Lee presents Marvel Team Up 122 featuring Spider-man and Man-Thing in “A Simple Twist of …  Fate!” by JM DeMatteis, Kerry Gammill and Mike Esposito From November of 1982 Stan Lee presents Marvel Team Up 123 featuring Spider-man and Daredevil in “Rivers of Gold” once again by JM DeMatteis, Gammill and Mike Esposito From December of 1982 Stan Lee presents Marvel Team Up 124 featuring Spider-man and The Beast  in “Ties that bind!” once again by JM DeMatteis, Gammill and Mike Esposito From January of 1983 Stan Lee presents Marvel Team Up 125 featuring Spider-man and Tigra in “Yesterday and Today!” once again by JM DeMatteis, Gammill and Mike Esposito https://viewcomiconline.com/marvel-team-up-1972-issue-125/ From February of 1983 Stan Lee presents Marvel Team Up 126 featuring Spider-man and Hulk in “The obligation!” once again by Shooter and Tanaka  https://viewcomiconline.com/marvel-team-up-1972-issue-126/ From March of 1983 Stan Lee presents Marvel Team Up 127 featuring Spider-man and The Watcher in “Christmas Eve” once again by JM DeMatteis, Gammill and Mike Esposito https://viewcomiconline.com/marvel-team-up-1972-issue-127/ From March of 1983 Stan Lee presents Marvel Team Up 128 featuring Spider-man and Captain America in “Sweet Temptation” once again by JM DeMatteis, Gammill and Mike Esposito https://viewcomiconline.com/marvel-team-up-1972-issue-128/ Theme Music by Jeff Kenniston.  This Episode Edited by James B using Audacity and Cleanfeed.  Summaries written by James B.  Most Sound effects and music generously provided royalty free by www.fesliyanstudios.com and https://www.zapsplat.com/  Next issue is LRSM 175.  Prepare for something special as we cover one ASM book and feature another hero as well. Check out Episode 175 and all the episodes on letsreadspiderman.podbean.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

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Episode 170.  James B and Eddie are rejoined by Rob Genuario to break down four Marvel Team Up issues featuring a lot of strange villains and a lot of old people.  (03:43) From July of 1982 Stan Lee presents Marvel Team Up 119 featuring Spider-man and Gargoyle  in “Freight Train!” by JM DeMatteis, Gammill and Mike Esposito  https://viewcomiconline.com/marvel-team-up-1972-issue-119/  (06:45) From August of 1982 Stan Lee presents Marvel Team Up 120 featuring Spider-man and Dominic Fortune in “Old Soldiers!” once again by JM DeMatteis, Gammill and Mike Esposito  (10:01) From September of 1982 Stan Lee presents Marvel Team Up 121 featuring Spider-man and The Human Torch  in “Old Soldiers!” once again by JM DeMatteis, Gammill and Mike Esposito  (14:48) From 1982 MTU Annual 5  (19:54) Sponsor  Theme Music by Jeff Kenniston.  This Episode Edited by James B using Audacity and Cleanfeed.  Summaries written by James B.  Most Sound effects and music generously provided royalty free by www.fesliyanstudios.com and https://www.zapsplat.com/   Check out all the episodes on letsreadspiderman.podbean.com or wherever you get your podcasts. 

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Hannah Gammill knows she's fortunate. Hailing from the small town of McRae, Arkansas—near Beebe—and a lifelong Razorback fan, she wasn't afraid to dream big. As her family supported her dreams, Gammill turned into a great player, one that caught the attention of Razorback head coach Courtney Deifel, who's become a big part of Gammill's on- and off-field success. A first-team All-American in 2022, Gammill has emerged as a leader for Deifel's squad, and it's a role she's embraced and is thriving in. But Gammill's impact doesn't stop on the field. She's just as big a leader in the community. Through an internship with a domestic violence shelter, Gammill is making an impact on lives every day. She's well on her way to leaving a lasting legacy on the Razorback softball program, but if she has her way, her impact will be felt far off it.   FIND US ONLINE: Twitter: @HogsPlus Instagram: @thehogpod Email: thehogpod@sportandstory.com   CREDITS: Host & Executive Producer: Bo Mattingly (@SportAndStoryBo) Producer: Bart Pohlman (@Bart_Pohlman) Editor, Engineer & Mixer: James Youngblood (@CYoungJ)

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This is the part 2 of the interview I did with Lydia Gustaf in 2022. It has lived on my patreon until recently but I decided it was a great conversation and should be released to the world. Lydia and I got into discussing the world if improvisational comedy, why people think it's okay to be dicks and much more. All things Lydia and Gustaf below. Part 1 to my conversation with Lydia HEREOpening song Best Behavior by Gustaf from the Album Audio Drag For Ego SlobsAll Things Gustaf can be found HERE Themattdwyer.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Razorbacks softball player Hannah Gammill joins David and Roger thanks to Fence Brokers.

In episode 77 I talk to Lydia Gammill from Gustaf about Mildred Bailey, a Native American jazz singer during the 1930s, known as "The Queen of Swing", "The Rockin' Chair Lady" and "Mrs. Swing". She recorded the songs "For Sentimental Reasons", "It's So Peaceful in the Country", "Doin' The Uptown Lowdown", "Trust in Me", "Where Are You?", "I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart", "Small Fry", "Please Be Kind", "Darn That Dream", "Rockin' Chair", "Blame It on My Last Affair", and "Says My Heart". She had three records that reached number one on the popular charts.

Steve Gammill is a stand-up comic from the Ft. Worth area that recently released his comedy album, "Apologetic". But wait, Steve is now quitting comedy?!? What? That's right, apparently Steve is quitting comedy and starting a cooking series instead. Listen to the podcast to find out why he's made this change and what he plans for his future. Enjoy!

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On this week's episode of the Cultivated by Caryn Show, host Caryn Antonini is joined by guest Corey Gammill, one of the leading fishermen on Nantucket, where he has been a charter captain for the last 20 years, guiding over 300 charters a summer. Corey is also the proud owner of Bill Fisher Tackle and Fishing Director for Great Harbor Yacht Club. While he guides in the shallows and offshore, his specialty is targeting bass, blues and albies around the island. In the winter months, Corey fishes commercially for Nantucket Bay Scallops, a seasonal specialty from Nantucket, which is the last wild bay scallop commercial fishery in the world.For more information please visit:www.billfishertackle.comGet great recipes from Caryn at https://carynantonini.com/recipes/

Lydia Gammill of Gustaf joins Dwyer to talk about her time in the improv community and what she learned from it, why you should pick a unique name for your band, hanging Beck's tour bus and fashion show life in Paris.Part 2 of the patreon conversation HERE Opening song Best Behavior by Gustaf from the Album Audio Drag For Ego SlobsAll Things Gustaf can be found HERE Climate Emergency FundKelly R. DwyerThemattdwyer.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts: Becca Jenkins & Rachel Langston Guests: Cyndi Gammill & Hannah Gibson Books: ⁠The Celebration Of Discipline⁠ by Richard Foster ⁠Habits Of Grace⁠ by David Mathis Scripture: ⁠Proverbs 3:5-6⁠ ⁠Psalm 30⁠ ⁠Isaiah 45:7⁠ ⁠John 16:33⁠ Other: ⁠Samford University⁠ ⁠Rollins College⁠ ⁠University of Florida⁠ ⁠BETA Intern Program⁠ ⁠Caring Bridge⁠ Dawson Women's Ministry - ⁠Facebook Page⁠ / ⁠Instagram ⁠ Email: podcast@dawsonchurch.org Kristen Torres, Minister of Spiritual Development - ktorres@dawsonchurch.org or 205-871-7324 Recording Date: April, 2022

Hosts: Becca Jenkins & Rachel Langston Guests: Cyndi Gammill & Hannah Gibson Books: The Celebration Of Discipline by Richard Foster Habits Of Grace by David Mathis Scripture: Proverbs 3:5-6 Psalm 30 Isaiah 45:7 John 16:33 Other: Samford University Rollins College University of Florida BETA Intern Program Caring Bridge Dawson Women's Ministry - Facebook Page / Instagram Email: podcast@dawsonchurch.org Kristen Torres, Minister of Spiritual Development - ktorres@dawsonchurch.org or 205-871-7324 Recording Date: April, 2022

Show Notes:0:46 - Canada 0:49 - Oklahoma 1:15 - Hey, Soul Sister by Train2:33 - Oklahoma 3:20 and 3:22 - Longarm quilting machine3:35 - Gammill 3:38 - Free motion quilting 3:46 - Gammill 4:06 - Handi Quilter Avante7:52 - Interfacing 7:59 - Fabric fusibles8:01 - Pellon 11:54 - New York Fashion Week12:13 - Tonlé12:27 - New York 12:31 - California12:32 - San Francisco 12:52 - Human trafficking 13:01 - The Dragonfly Home13:05 - Oklahoma City13:39 - Shankari's non-profit organization to support women coming out of prison and victims of domestic abuse is called, The True You (link to website to come) 17:20 - Shankari's IG account, @hellosewlsister18:13 - The Dragonfly Home18:15 - Oklahoma 18:21 - A21 18:25 - Christine Caine19:38 - An example of Shankari's memory t-shirt quilt project 20:36 and 20:57 - Sashing 22:49 and 22:57 - Villa Rosa Designs 22:58 - Shankari's Villa Rosa Designs quilt patterns 23:13 - Catherine Cureton23:14 - Villa Rosa Designs 23:16 - Running Doe Quilts (@runningdoequilts)24:06 - Villa Rosa Designs 24:32 - Pat Fryer of Villa Rosa Designs 24:25 - Color Cat quilt pattern by Shankari 24:50 - Square Box quilt pattern by Shankari 24:52 - Friendship Hearts quilt pattern by Shankari25:33 - Shankari's IG post on her 8 sewing machines 26:26 - Facebook Marketplace26:53 - Singer sewing machines 26:54 - Elna sewing machines27:11 - Singer Start 1234 sewing machine27:17 - Shankari's Viking sewing machine 28:26 - Karlee Porter 29:38 - Downton Abbey29:42 - Madeleines29:45 - Costco29:49 - Shankari's owl on her Pfaff sewing machine 30:16 - Shankari's Viking sewing machine 30:22 - Friendship Star quilt block 30:42 - Christopher Thompson of The Tattooed Quilter (listen to episode 26 to learn more about him)30:44 - Riley Blake Designs30:50 - Sweetheart Flirt by Sweetwater30:53 - Hummingbird Lane Fabrics 30:02 - Journey Quilt Company 31:18 - Fat quarters 31:40 - Shankari's Elegant Braids quilt pattern 31:42 - Villa Rosa Designs 32:01 - Superior Threads, Sew Fine!32:10 - Shankari's Pfaff sewing machine 32:35 - Shankari's favorite t-shirt memory quilt made to-date 33:36 - Jenna Luedecke of Jenna Luedecke Designs (@jennaluedeckedesign)34:03 - Corinne Sovey (@corinne.sovey)34:53 - Hand embroidery 35:15 - Jenna Luedecke of Jenna Luedecke Designs (@jennaluedeckedesign)35:26 - Mathew Boudreaux of Mister Domestic (@misterdomestic)35:43 - LGBTQ35:47 - BIPOC35:54 - Monica of That's Sew Monica (@thatssewmonica)36:46 - Surface pattern design36:52 - Bonnie Christine 36:59 - Bonnie Christine's surface pattern immersion courseFollow Shankari:Instagram - @hellosewlsisterwww.sewlsister.comFollow us:Amanda: @broadclothstudio https://broadclothstudio.com/Wendy: @the.weekendquilter https://the-weekendquilter.com/Anna: @waxandwanestudiohttps://www.waxandwanestudio.com/Quilt Buzz: @quilt.buzzhttps://quiltbuzzpodcast.com/Intro/Outro Music:Golden Hour by Vlad Gluschenko

The legendary writing team talks to the gang about Seinfeld, The Simpsons, and Alec's annoying laugh. Join Family Guy creatives, Alec Sulkin, Julius "Goldy" Sharpe & Janice Cruz Brooks.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Steve and I talk about his early influences (classic comedians and cartoons); meeting his partner, Karl Tiedermann in Horace Mann High School; his college radio show; sending his best bits to the National Lampoon Radio Hour; working with Doug Kenney and Sean Kelly; his first piece Silly Puddy Destroys the World; kids newspaper parody; MOMA Fun Book; King of the Z's a documentary about a cheap 40's film studio; discovering Calvert DeForest (Larry "Bud" Melman)"; film wins at Telluride Film Festival; aired on Showtime; getting a call form Letterman's management two months before Late Night premieres and asking for a job interview; bombing the interview out of excitement but getting the job anyway; Larry "Bud" Melman introduces the first episode ala Frankenstein; pre-production; test shows; being a guest the first week; getting a lot of stuff early; 40th anniversary of inventing the glass breaking sound when Dave throws a blue card; Jim Downey joins as head writer; Gammill & Pross; Andy Kaufman & Jerry Lawlor; Larry "Bud" Melman's Christmas Carol; Bob Hope talks to Larry; Larry had to choose between his job as a receptionist at a methadone clinic and Late Night; Don Giller; Was Jerry Seinfeld bumped by Dick Cavett?; how most Letterman writers stop watching after they leave; Gerry Mulligan; his contract not being renewed; Jim Downey brings SNL hours to Letterman; writing for Robert Klein' segments of TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes; Robert Klein's talk show producer Joe Cates; Robert Klein documentary; King of the Z's on Youtube; being offered to be headwriters of the New Mickey Mouse Club because they were thought of as hip by Disney; how not caring about the job got him the job; writers and crew all became friends; Left after 4 seasons; Keri Russell and JC Chasez; his kids were just as talented as the more famous ones; Annette Funicello; Tiffany Hale; Party Kids; My Little Pony ad; still has a big following; Disney told him not to be too much like the 70's New MMC; too many music rights to get on Disney +; the Don Giller interview that will never be; Steve & Hillary Rollins write an episode of Doug that was considered too funny and he thought was never made; working with his idol Dick Van Dyke; Nastassja Kinski; Bill Murray shows up two weeks before the first show to get writers drunk to get good material; Bill performs 'Let's Get Physical' on first shoiw and almost injures a staff member; Alan Alda: A Man and His Chinese Food; the Criterion Collection --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The SnL Boyz have their new favorite stand up comedian in the studio! You can win stuff, send us an email!! SimsandLeon@gmail.com

Sadly, anti-Semitism in America has increased steadily over the last decades and is now at record levels. The disturbing trend affects Jews most directly but should worry all of us. Join The Teacher and the Preacher with special guest, Carli Gammill, to learn why this is not only a Jewish issue. Carli, a Constitutional lawyer who combats anti-Semitism and who is not Jewish, explains how anti-Semitism reveals deep societal problems that eat away at the entire society. The Teacher and the Preacher is a weekly radio program--hosted by Dave McGarrah, Senior Pastor at Deer Flat Church in Caldwell, Idaho, and Harold Berman of Efrat, Israel--that airs each Sunday at 10:30 am and 7:30 pm here on 94.1 The Voice KBXL and also on Sunday evenings at 5 pm on our sister station 790 KSPD. They are a unique phenomenon on the airwaves – a Christian and a Jew in an ongoing dialogue – celebrating the many commonalities but never shying away from the differences. They offer their listeners insights into each other's faiths that don't come up much elsewhere, that can only come through sincere conversation. The weekly discussion is more than a program about a topic; it's a demonstration of how God can bring two people together from 9,000 miles away to bridge the differences, learn from each other, and strengthen their own faiths. If you would like to learn more about this fantastic radio ministry, please visit their website at theteacherandthepreacher.com.

Recorded live every Thursday at Hyena's Comedy Nightclub in Fort Worth, Texas. This week the very funny Steve Gammill sat down with the fellas for this absolute banger. Also featuring the likes of Dave Merriken, Jacob Marshall, Zak Robbins, and Crux Crawford. You can go ahead and follow Steve on IG at @stevegammill and Twitter at @stephengammill. Enjoy comrades and cum-rags.

Wine is your friend. Choosing a wine is not going to be a mystery after this episode. Have I failed you yet? Do not answer that.   In this episode, we will finally do the show I have wanted to do for a LONG, LONG time.   Many years ago, my friend Zach recommended that my wife Ann and I sit down to work on our weekly budgets to have a bottle of wine.   Live in the home office; I sit down with a friend of the family, Bruce Gammill, who is the closes person to be a wine sommelier that I know. Bruce has worked in wine country at Beaulieu Vineyard. Whenever Bruce has suggested a wine (I am a red guy), he has never disappointed.     We talk about wine suggestions on first dates or cooking for someone new.   One of Bruce's favorite wineries, and you really will not go wrong with it, is Cline. At the liquor store where Bruce spends most of his time, they recently did their weekly wine tasting of several different wines from Cline.   This episode was not just about wine but removing labels to describe kids. Bruce has been married and divorced two times. He talks about life lessons on raising kids in a blended family.     QUESTION!!! What wine do you buy for others?? Please subscribe to my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFhju6cCeHC9xphoWbN3frA Tommy has spoken at TEDx, Ignite Fort Collins, and Keynote Speaker at Everything Dad Convention. He even has won speaking awards through Toastmasters International.    The author of the book "25 Tips For Divorced Dads." "Why not you, Why Not Me" and His new book, "My Dad's Advice At 5:04 AM," are coming out in 2021. He has written for magazines: The Good Men Project, Modern Gladiator, and Nurture Magazine. Plus, he has been a guest writer.   Tommy enjoys a good red blend while writing or hiding from the family. A dad to Betsy, Becca, Connor, and Duke (RIP), Otis. A husband to Ann.  Podcast music by Twisterium / freebackgroundtracks.net Contact him at  Tommy@BlendingTheFamily.com   TEDx Talk: https://youtu.be/azG2K47iz4Q    Blog: http://blendingthefamily.com/blog/    Podcast: http://blendingthefamily.libsyn.com/    Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/tommy-maloney/id958223196?mt=2    Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/tommy-maloney/blending-the-family    Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thetommymaloney    The Good Men Project: https://goodmenproject.com/author/tommy-maloney/ Medium: https://medium.com/@thetommymaloney Calendly: calendly.com/thomasdmaloneyjr   Anyone considering suicide should contact the National Suicide Hotline at 1-800-273-8255 or chat with someone live on its Website.      

Hello and welcome to the Some of all Fears podcast! This week my guest is comedian Stephen Gammill, Stephen is an up and coming comic who is starting to make his mark in clubs in Texas and beyond. He is performing all over town in April so follow him to get the details. In this episode we talk about life as a bartender, being a father and starting comedy later in life. Then we discuss hi fear of imposter syndrome. Make sure you subscribe and leave a review!   Follow Stephen here https://www.instagram.com/stevegammill/ https://www.facebook.com/stephen.n.gammill   Follow the show here https://www.twitter.com/somefearfans/ https://www.instagram.com/somefearfans Join the Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/someofallfears   You can follow me at  https://www.twitter.com/ryanperrio/ https://www.instagram.com/ryanperrio/ https://www.facebook.com/ryanperrio   I have some shows coming up if you want to check them out 4/3 Hyena's Fort Worth https://www.prekindle.com/promo/id/531433527635795358   4/8 Hyena's Dallas https://www.prekindle.com/promo/id/531433527648863364   4/15 Hyena's Fort Worth https://www.prekindle.com/promo/id/531433527648862776   Credits  Art & Graphics - Barry Whitewater - https://www.instagram.com/bwhiteh2o/ Music - Gunnar Olsen - https://www.instagram.com/gunbuns/  Check out the website here https://www.gunnarolsen.net/  

Claire Gammill is only 12 years old and has already started her own business! We visited with Claire and her mom Cathy about the bracelet business they have started called Claire Creative. Claire designs and makes the bracelets that are sold at local boutiques. AND they give a portion of the sales to help vaccinate animals at the Little Rock Animal Village. The bracelets are available in a variety of colors and sizes — message Claire for more info! Cheers!Follow Claire Creative on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clairecreativee/Follow the podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/convoscocktailsconnections/ Follow Amy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redbeautylounge/Follow Emily on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilyreeves/

On this episode we chat with Caleb Gammill.  Caleb hunts Arkansas public land and he shares some of his strategies on how he finds success in the deer woods.  We Discuss public land opportunities in Arkansas How he hunts the public land in Arkansas How Arkansas compare to a state like Florida Finding fresh sign If you enjoy the podcast and would like to become a member of patreon visit: www.patreon.com/chasingtalesoutdoors  

ResistenciaGeek tiene sus raíces fundadas en un grupo de amigos, que a pesar de habitar diferentes latitudes hispanohablantes, nos congregamos frente a un micrófono para debatir sobre tecnología y cultura Geek. En el episodio del día de hoy abrimos un debate sobre que pensamos de la batalla campal entre Epic Games vs Apple. Epic Games creador de Fortnite ha argumentado que el plan de Apple para terminar su membresía del Programa de Desarrollador sería una "venganza excesiva" y "un esfuerzo ilegal para mantener su monopolio y enfriar cualquier acción por otros que se atrevan a oponerse contra Apple. " A principios de este mes, Epic Games violo estratégicamente las reglas de Apple sobre las compras en la aplicación mediante la introducción de su propia opción de pago directo para las moneda en su juego de Fortnite (iOS). Apple quitó rápidamente Fortnite de la App Store y posteriormente informó a Epic Games que su membresía del Programa de Desarrollador quedaría cerrado dentro de dos semanas, a menos Fortnite vuelva sin la opción de pago directo. Al tener su membresía del Programa de Desarrollador clausurada, Epic Games no sólo perdería su capacidad de desarrollar Fortnite para iOS, sino también su popular juego de motos "Unreal Motor" para iOS y macOS, con el cual confían miles de desarrolladores para sus juegos. En una presentación judicial [PDF] https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cand.364265/gov.uscourts.cand.364265.43.0.pdf hoy, Epic Games dijo que varias licencias de Unreal Engine han contactado a la compañía "expresando una grave preocupación por las acciones de Apple y el impacto de sus proyectos tanto en iOS, como con macOS", incluyendo Microsoft. En una declaración en apoyo de los juegos de Epic [PDF] https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cand.364265/gov.uscourts.cand.364265.40.0.pdf, Kevin Gammill ejecutivos de juegos en Microsoft escribió que "la discontinuación en Apple de la capacidad de Epic para desarrollar en iOS o macOS dañará a creadores de juegos y jugadores. " Específicamente, Gammill dijo que los juegos que utilizan Motor Unreal se pondrá en una "desventaja sustancial", citando el propio juego de carreras de Microsoft Forza Street para el iPhone y el iPad como un ejemplo. Apple ha argumentado que Epic Games cometió varias "heridas autoinfligidas" por violar intencionadamente sus reglas, señalando que podría haber procedido con su demanda sin introducir una opción de pago directo en la aplicación Fortnite. Apple también ha dicho que estaría feliz de tener nuevamente a Fortnite en la App Store si Epic Games pusiera fin a las violaciones cometidas. Una audiencia relacionada con la petición de Epic Games de un requerimiento preliminar, que obligaría a Apple a poner Fortnite de nuevo en la App Store durante los procedimientos judiciales, se establece para mañana a las 3:00 p. m. horas del pacificó en California. Pueden encontrarnos y seguirnos de twitter mediante el siguiente enlace: https://twitter.com/RGeek2020?s=21 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/resistenciageek20/message

Secular Theology part 3 (Pastor Michael Gammill)

Don't Lose The Keys (Pastor Michael Gammill)

This episode our featured musician is Kelly Finnigan and our interview guest is comedian Steve Gammill. Kelly Finnigan has recently released his new album The Tales People Tell on Colemine Records. It is a masterpiece of soul revival music. Steve Gammill is a very funny comedian from the Dallas/Ft. Worth comedy scene who performs in various venues around the state. Be sure to check out his music video, Straight White Male.

Jennifer Gammill is a jazz vocalist and flautist who won the 2018 VEER award for "Jazz Album of the Year" in southeastern Virginia.  She also performs with co-host Joe McMurray in a jazz duo called "Blue Orpheus."  Aaron Sefchick and Joe talk with Jennifer about her background in worship music, jazz flute, teaching music to large groups, songwriting, jazz conferences, and online presence/social media marketing.   Find out more about Jennifer Gammill at:  Website: www.jennifergammill.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennifergammill/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jennifer-Gammill-Music-2108057676121720/.   Subscribe for more videos like this: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq_-Theg14gom9gcgkmFk7g Website: http://www.fretbuzzthepodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fretbuzzpodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fret_buzz_podcast/ http://joemcmurray.com/

Secular Theology (Pastor Michael Gammill)

Joani Gammill is a substance use disorder interventionist who has her own company, Joani The Interventionist, where she has performed hundreds of interventions for 12 years.  She now works full time at Recovery Centers of America facilitating interventions.  Joani has authored two successful books. Her first was the memoir. “The Interventionist.”  Joani's sobriety came through an intervention that her family participated in with Dr. Phil McGraw on the Prime Time Special “Escaping Addiction.” Joani's second book, “Painkillers, Heroin, and the Road” to is about opioids, and their long history and hold on society from ancient times to the 21st century.  She speaks publicly about her struggles and success with opioid addiction and advocating and attempting to change the negative narrative that continues to swirl around substance abuse.

"F is for Family" writer Henry Gammill joins MrMostDaysOff & theWizKid this week to discuss the origins of Itchy & Scratchy!  Henry and the guys review a very meta episode of The Simpsons. Come learn about some behind the scenes stuff and how F is For Family and The Simpsons are even more connected than you realize on another fantastic podcast from Best Darn Diddly!!!      

As die-hard resistors, we (read: Billy) could not be more excited about Howard Schultz's 2020 campaign to take this country back. We're then joined by TIWDPL listener Dean Kunker (Henry Gammill), a career undecided voter.THIS IS WHAT DEMOCRACY PODS LIKE IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST:http://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/type/current/

JoAn, who teaches for Gammill, talks to us about her Gammill-quilting life. Thanks to Edith Gross, who recommended Joan. She was so much fun! Here is more about her: https://gammill.com/project/joan-knight-2/

JoAn, who teaches for Gammill, talks to us about her Gammill-quilting life. Thanks to Edith Gross, who recommended Joan. She was so much fun! Here is more about her: https://gammill.com/project/joan-knight-2/

Dr Carolyn Lam:                Welcome to Circulation on the Run, your weekly podcast summary and backstage pass to the journal and its editors. I'm Dr Carolyn Lam, Associate Editor from the National Heart Center and Duke National University of Singapore.                                                 Is there a unique lipoprotein profile for incident peripheral artery disease as opposed to coronary or cerebral vascular disease? Well, you're just gonna have to wait for our feature discussion to find out. That's coming right up after these summaries.                                                 Our first original paper this week tells us that gene variance known to be associated with idiopathic and peripartum cardiomyopathy are also associated with preeclampsia. First and corresponding author Dr Gammill from University of Washington and colleagues studied 181 participants with confirmed preeclampsia from the Preeclampsia Registry in BioBank. Saliva samples were collected for DNA isolation and whole exome sequencing was performed to detect rare variants in 43 genes known to be associated with cardiomyopathy.                                                 Results were compared with data from two controlled groups, unrelated women with a gynecological disorder, sequence using the same methods and instruments, as well as published variant data from 33,000 subjects in the Exome Aggregation Consortium.                                                 The results showed that women who developed preeclampsia are more likely to carry protein altering mutations in genes associated with cardiomyopathy, particularly, the TTN gene which encodes the sarcomeric protein titin. Thus, detecting these gene variants may allow more specific diagnosis, classification, counseling and management of women at risk.                                                 Prior trials have shown that nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or NSAIDS confer cardiovascular risk. Now this has been postulated to be due to enhanced formation of methyl arginines in the kidney that would limit the action of nitric oxide throughout the vasculature. However, the next original paper in this week's journal suggests that this may not be correct. First author, Dr Ricciotti, corresponding author, Dr FitzGerald from University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues, used multiple genetic and pharmacological approaches to disrupt the COX 2 pathway in mice and analyze plasma from patients taking NSAIDS.                                                 However, they did not observe an increase in methyl arginines. In contrast, they did observe an increase in plasma asymmetric dimethylarginine or EDMA in mice-rendered hypertensive by infusion of angiotensin II at a dose that also caused renal impairment. After a four week washout period following the infusion of angiotensin II, blood pressure, creatinine, and ADMA levels all fell back to normal levels.                                                 Celecoxib-treated mice also exhibited increased ADMA and plasma creatinine in response to infusion of angiotensin II and their levels also returned to normal thereafter. Thus, it seems likely that the previous reported elevations in ADMA reflected renal dysfunction rather than a direct consequence of COX 2 deletion or inhibition. The authors end by suggesting that the most plausible mechanism by which NSAIDS confer a cardiovascular risk, is by suppression of COX 2 derived cardioprotective prostaglandins such as Prostacyclin rather than by enhanced formation of methyl arginines.                                                 The next original paper identifies new targets with the potential to prevent vascular malformations in patients with hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia. Co-corresponding authors, Dr Ola and Eichmann from Yale University School of Medicine and colleagues looked at SMAD4, which is a downstream effector of transforming growth factor-beta/bone morphogenetic protein family ligands that signal via activin-like kinase receptors.                                                 The authors generated a tamoxifen inducible postnatal endo-fetal specific SMAD for a mutant mouse and showed that SMAD4 prevented flow-induced arterial venous malformations by inhibiting casein kinase II. The uncovered pathways provided novel targets for the treatment of vascular lesions in hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia related juvenile polyposis patients carrying SMAD4 mutations.                                                 The next original paper provides important data for the accurate diagnosis of long QT syndrome. Long QT syndrome can be a challenging diagnosis partly because the optimal method for QT assessment is not unequivocally established. QT experts advocate manual measurements with a tangent or threshold method.                                                 In today's paper, first and corresponding author, Dr Vink from Academic Medical Center University of Amsterdam and colleagues, aimed to assess similarities and differences between these two methods of QT interval analysis among 1,484 patients with a confirmed pathogenic variant in either KCNQ1, KCNH2 or SNC5A genes from 265 families. Both QT measurement methods yielded a high inter and intra reader validity and a high diagnostic accuracy.                                                 Using the same current guideline cutoff of QTC interval 480 milliseconds, both methods had similar specificity but yielded a different sensitivity. QTC interval cutoff values for the QT measured by the tangent method was lower compared to that measured by the threshold method. Plus, values were different depending on the correction for heart rate, age, and sex.                                                 The authors provided an adjusted cutoff values specified for method, correction formula, age, and sex. In addition, a freely accessible online probability calculator for long QT syndrome at www.QTcalculator.org has been made available as an aid in the interpretation of the QT interval.                                                 The next original paper demonstrates for the first time that thrombin mediated signaling may play a role in diet-induced atherogenesis. Co-first authors, Dr Raghavan and Singh, corresponding author Dr Rao from University of Tennessee Health Science Center and colleagues, used a mouse model of diet-induced atherosclerosis and molecular biological approaches and explored the role of thrombin and its G protein coupled receptor signaling in diet-induced atherosclerosis.                                                 They found that thrombin-induced CD36 expression and foam cell formation required protease activated receptor 1, G alpha 12, Pyk2, GAB 1, and protein kinase C theta dependent activating transcription factor 2 activation. Thus, inhibition of thrombin G protein coupled receptor signaling could be a promising target for the development of new drugs in reducing the risk of diet-induced atherogenesis.                                                 The next study provides insights into the long- term association of LDL cholesterol with coronary heart disease mortality in individuals at low tenure risks of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. First and corresponding author, Dr Abdullah, from VA North Texas Medical Center and UT Southwestern Medical Center and colleagues studied more than 36,000 subjects in the Cooper Clinic Longitudinal Study cohort who are at low tenure estimated risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. In other words, a low tenure risk of less than 7.5%. They've followed these patients for more than two decades.                                                 Results showed that LDL cholesterol and non-HDL cholesterol at or above 160 milligrams per deciliter were independently associated with a 50 to 80% increased relative risk of cardiovascular disease mortality. The associations between LDL cholesterol and cardiovascular disease mortality were more robust when follow up was extended beyond the traditional 10 year estimated risk period.                                                 The associations remain significant in those with an estimated tenure atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease risk of less than 5%. These data suggests that LDL cholesterol levels at or above 160 milligrams per deciliter in individuals deemed to be at low tenure atherosclerotic cardiovascular risk are associated with worse long term cardiovascular disease mortality. These findings, along with other observational data and data extrapolated from clinical trials, support further consideration of appropriate LDL cholesterol thresholds for lipid lowering interventions in individuals categorized as low short-term risk.                                                 The final paper this week uncovers a novel therapeutic target for the prevention and treatment of thoracic aortic aneurysms. First author, Dr Nogi, corresponding author Dr Shimokawa from Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine and colleagues, used genetically modified mice to show a pathogenic role of the small GTP binding protein, GDP dissociation stimulator in the development of angiotensin 2 induced thoracic aortic aneurysms and dissection. Down regulation of this protein contributed to dysfunction of aortic smooth muscle cells and hence oxidative stress, and matrix metalloproteinase activities in the pathogenesis of thoracic aortic aneurysms and dissection.                                                 Local over expression of this small GTB binding protein GDP dissociation stimulator around the thoracic aorta inhibited aortic dilatation and rupture in deficient mice. And that wraps it up for this week's summaries. Now for our feature discussion.                                                 Atherosclerosis has been considered a systemic process, meaning that when we see a disease in one vascular bed, we assume that that's a risk marker for disease in other vascular territories, and that they share pathophysiology, they share risk factors. However, if we think about it, the prior studies have all been sort of focusing on coronary and cerebral vascular disease, but today's feature paper changes that a bit because it addresses a key knowledge gap in peripheral artery disease risk, and interestingly suggests that there may be a unique lipid profile that's related to peripheral artery disease.                                                 This is gonna be an exciting discussion and I have the first author, Dr Aaron Aday from Vanderbilt University Medical Center currently. We have our editorialist, Dr Parag Joshi from UT Southwestern, and our associate editor, Dr Anand Rohatgi from UT Southwestern. Welcome gentlemen and Aaron, could we start with you sharing about your study? Dr Aaron Aday:                 So, as you mentioned, a lot of the previous epidemiologic data on atherosclerosis have been primarily in coronary artery disease and stroke, and when we looked at peripheral artery disease or PAD, there seemed to be some subtle differences. So for instance, total cholesterol on HTL cholesterol seemed to be the strongest risk factors for future peripheral artery disease and in terms of LDL cholesterol, the data are somewhat mixed. Some have found a weak association, some have actually found no association. And so building on that, we wanted to see if using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, we could elucidate more details about the litho protein pathways associated with peripheral artery disease.                                                 And we did this in the women's health study which is a prospective cohort study of women free of cardiovascular disease, the baseline, they were aged 45 and older. And what we've found in terms of the standards with their profiles, we again found that there was no association between LDL cholesterol and future peripheral artery disease, whereas certain standard lipid measures like HDL cholesterol were strongly associated with PAD, and then using the Endemol spectroscopy tool, we found that actually, small LDL particles and total LDL particles were concentrations of both of those markers, were strong risk factors for future PAD and other measures like total HDL particle concentration were even more strongly associated with future PAD than coronary artery disease.                                                 So essentially the signature associated with future peripheral artery disease, had some important differences than that for a composite of coronary artery disease and stroke. Dr Carolyn Lam:                Aaron thanks for that. That's beautifully described and just so intriguing. Parag, could you tell us how should we be thinking about results like this? Dr Parag Joshi:                   It's a great paper and it really highlights a new and unique approach in that we ... Peripheral artery disease as an isolated incident event is fairly understudied I guess we could say and so, this is a really nice paper to start choosing out some of the risk factors for that. I think overall, when we think of peripheral arterial disease in general, I think historically, we've thought of it as similar pathophysiology, you know LDL particles and perhaps other particles depositing in the arterial space. But this does highlight some important differences that might exist and I think one of those seems to be that maybe this is more a signature of elevated remnant lipoproteins or triglyceride rich remnant lipoproteins, small dent LDL particles, low HDL, that sort of metabolic syndrome type patterns that we look at as a high risk factor that may be more contributory to peripheral artery disease than coronary disease, or at least more specific to peripheral artery disease.                                                 I guess one of my main questions about that from your work Aaron is, how can we be sure this isn't just a pre-clinical marker of diabetic patients which we know have this type of pattern? Dr Aaron Aday:                 Sure, it's certainly a possibility. I think what's notable in the cohort, at least a time enrollment. And there was a very little diabetes and actually there was a much greater prevalent of metabolic syndrome. So in my mind, it may be more of a metabolic syndrome specific marker rather than necessarily down the diabetes pathway, but it's certainly something that needs to be explored further. Dr Parag Joshi:                   I wonder whether women's health studies such a healthy cohort that I wonder if this is picking up some signal before the answer to diabetes or as you said, metabolic syndrome, you know which certainly suggests an insulin resistance pattern and we know the association of diabetes with peripheral artery disease is stronger and so I wonder if this may be a sort of earlier way of picking that up. Dr Aaron Aday:                 It may be. I think one thing to notice is the outcome of peripheral artery disease that we're using. So it is symptomatic disease. So, we're not picking up a lot of ulcers that are developing in the future, it's more the claudication and then people who've undergone revascularization. Certainly diabetics have both of those as well but I think that may suggest it's not fully unexplained by developing diabetes than peripheral artery disease further down the line. Dr Parag Joshi:                   Yeah that's a great point. Dr Carolyn Lam:                Yeah great questions, great thoughts. Anand, what about you? Did you have questions too? Dr Anand Rohatgi:            I think from my perspective and thinking about it for circulation and its readership, we found this really interesting for several reasons. Number one, I think is, as you all have discussed, peripheral arterial disease just is not as well characterized and you can see that here in over 25,000 people, add about a 100 a bed, so I think in younger folk, it takes a lot of people to study, to be able to really understand kind of the pathophysiology of peripheral arterial disease.                                                 The other thing that they think they really shed some light on is how this is happening in women in particular and in women, of course as we know have been understudied in all cardiovascular diseases, but in particular, diseases like this which are less common. It's really insightful to see that these lipid abnormalities in women are contributing to peripheral arterial disease more so than your typical LDL cholesterol management and interestingly enough, most of the women who had PAD events in this study, did not have other cardiovascular events.                                                 They really just had PAD events exclusively and I thought that was really intriguing, and the use of this advanced lipoprotein testing, this NMR modality has been very useful in terms of biology and research, and I think that's the case here where we really go under the hood Carolyn, as you said, and get kind of deep dive, the lipid metalobles on abnormalities. And I think Parag and Aaron hit the nail in the head that this is really capturing an insulin resistance of phenotype and what I really liked about this is, instead of studying people who are 70, 80 years old and a lot of things are sort of clustering, a lot of diseases are clustering and they're manifesting all at the same time, it's very hard to tease apart the effective age.                                                 Here, we captured women in their 50s and middle aged, just as they have kind of gone through menopause and this adverse metabolite's phenotype starts to rise in women. And then we could follow them over time and see what the natural history of that is, and the women who have this phenotype go on to have this devastating consequence, this peripheral arterial disease. One of the questions I had then, Aaron for you is, what do you think the implications are from these findings? Does it mean that in terms of diagnostics, we should be doing more advanced testings looking at LDL and HDL type particles with NMR or some other mortality? Does it change therapies with new therapies beings studies right now? What do you think the implications are from your work? Dr Aaron Aday:                 That's important right. I think you mentioned this and I see the inter marked tool in this study, is really a way to try to dig further into the biology of peripheral artery disease as a form of atherosclerosis. I think that we already know patients who are extremely high risk or PAD, those are patients with diabetes, smoking history, metabolic syndrome et cetera., and as you can see in a patient population in 28,000 middle aged women who are pretty healthy, we only had just over a 100 PAD events.                                                 So, I think even if you were to scale this up in terms of cost, I'm not sure that that would necessarily be a viable option for patients, but I think it does suggest that truly focusing on LDL in a very high-risk patient population, meaning patients with PAD, or we may not be fully addressing their risk. And so I think this is a need to highlight that important gap, think about other therapeutic options and we'll soon have ongoing trials, triglyceride low in therapy that may be particularly beneficial in this patient population and so that's how I see this being used. Dr Anand Rohatgi:            That makes a lot of sense and particular because in middle aged women like this, your standard risk score algorithms will not really capture that they're at increased risk, even if they smoke, just because they're women and they're younger and so, I think this really is a call to arms to more refined risk assessment in these women. Dr Parag Joshi:                   Aaron, do you think there's actually a difference in the biology in the peripheral arteries compared to the coronary and cerebral vascular beds, or is there data to kind of look at that or maybe histopathological data to look at that? Dr Aaron Aday:                 We know there's a lot of overlaps, so I don't wanna suggest that PAD is not a former atherosclerosis. I think one limitation is that the primary animal model for PAD is the hyperCKemia model. That doesn't fully recapitulate what's happening in a limb with PAD and so I think that has been one limitation in understanding the biology. But I think what we're starting to see in some clinical trials that have come out in the last couple of years or starting to see a somewhat different signal for therapies in patients with PAD so for instance, in 48, we actually saw that there was a greater benefit to LDL lower [inaudible 00:21:00] inhibitors than for coronary disease. We now have the compass trial results, again, more events, higher risk among these patients but for their benefit, add on River Oxodine therapy, we've seen lymph events or lymph signals in the SGLP2 inhibitor trials. So, I think we're starting to get a sense that there may be something else on top of the traditional ascariasis biology that may be a potential target on down the road. Dr Parag Joshi:                   I think it's really a fascinating biological question of how these different territories might actually differ in their pathophysiology. I think it's a really a nice time to look at this. Also I think, Anand and Aaron both mentioned ongoing trials. The omega 3 fatty acid trials I think reduce it, will be soon to be presented and hopefully published in the next month or so. It would be nice to see if they evaluate peripheral events in that group, I'm sure they will. Dr Carolyn Lam:                Indeed, these have been just such great thoughts and discussion. Nothing really much to add there. I suppose I could say something cheeky like for the first time, and I never thought I'd say it on the podcast, I feel kind of bad that there are no men included in this trial but anyway, I just learnt so much from this. I just wanna thank you gentlemen for a great discussion.                                                 Thank you, listeners, for joining us today and don't forget to tune in again next week to Circulation on the Run.

Kevin Gammill of Microsoft Cloud Gaming Services joins us to close out GDC 2018. We discuss his contributions to the successful launch of the Xbox One X, the state and future of game development using cloud technology, and what game devs stand to gain from embracing cloud-based tech. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gamedevbreakdown/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamedevbreakdown/support

Kevin Gammill of Microsoft Cloud Gaming Services joins us to close out GDC 2018. We discuss his contributions to the successful launch of the Xbox One X, the state and future of game development using cloud technology, and what game devs stand to gain from embracing cloud-based tech.

Meet April Wells, a professional longarm quilter who started out making a simple baby quilt for her son. Hear how she transitioned from a home machine to a Gammill longarm and balances longarm quilting with raising her kids and homeschooling.

Jay Gammill serves up a behind the scenes taste of his film Free Samples. Originally broadcast March 2013.

Tune in when Patricia interviews Joani Gammill, author of PAINKILLERS, HEROIN, AND THE ROAD TO SANITY: Real Solutions for Long-Term Recovery from Opiate Addiction. Joani Gammill, RN, a leading interventionist and former opiate addict, will discuss different approaches to recovery that motivate addicts to remain sober, healthy alternatives to using painkillers, and solutions for improving opiate addiction and treatment recovery.

PAINKILLERS, HEROIN, AND THE ROAD TO SANITY Real Solutions for Long-Term Recovery from Opiate Addiction, By Joani Gammill Author of The Interventionist oani Gammill, a recovering alcoholic, was struggling with a back injury and the pain it caused. After surgery, she was prescribed a cornucopia of opiate-based drugs including Oxycontin, which her doctor said was a nonaddictive painkiller used especially for recovering addicts (information that came straight from the drug company).

Episode 5 is our first guest interview. Mike Gammill is a Lead Navigator at Auxano, an organization specializing in vision clarity. Mike is a friend and gave us TONS of podcast gold.  Also on the docket is our conversation about Louisiana birthday traditions and Billy Corgan's interview with CNN on contemporary Christian music.

BlazinRy host Ryan Holmes welcomes director Jay Gammill (Free Samples) and rapper Shiz Gotti.

Comedy writing legends Tom Gammill and Max Pross sit in and share stories from working on SNL, The David Letterman show, The Simpsons, Seinfeld, and more.  Mister Scoops stops by for some hot off the presses celebrity news, and more!! Thanks to Daron Nefcy for this weeks incredible episode art!! Click her name to see more of her work!!   Check out The Doozies at http://www.gocomics.com/thedoozies!        

There's a lot of talk about "SAP Business Process Experts." SAP even has an online "BPX Community" set up around this emerging skill set. But what does this really mean to the individual consultant? For the first time ever, Jon speaks in-depth with a senior functional consultant, Samantha Gammill, President of Osiris ERP Consulting, about her pursuit of the "SAP BPX skill set." In this podcast, we get the story of why a certified MM/PP functional consultant with a broad SAP background and 14 years of SAP consulting experience decided to pursue the BPX skill set, how she went about doing it, and what the reactions of her team members were to this skills transition. During the podcast, Samantha talks about her efforts to move into her role as "future functional business process expert." In the process, she gives listeners a view into her approach to self-education. Samantha funded her own attendance at the TechEd 2008 Las Vegas BPX Community Day, and brought what she learned about that day back to her team.