Podcast appearances and mentions of Geoffrey Smith

Geoffrey Smith spent years working in human capital management, but after a collision of personal life and professional life, he knew he had to shift gears. He now spends his time focusing on helping those in healthcare positively impact patient experience and outcomes through love and compassion. He also hosts a podcast, Mo-Ments of Experience, inspired by his loving 14-year old beagle, Mo.  In this episode, Geoffrey shares how he found his true purpose, how his sweet pup helped him and his wife heal after tragedy, and how organizations can help their employees truly thrive while pursing their passion and providing amazing care. You don't want to miss this episode! Topical timecodes: 00:49 - finding his purpose 3:03 - Mo the beagle's impact 5:24 - collision of personal and professional life 8:29 - team dynamics and looking for pockets of brilliance 12:57 - engagement surveys 16:13 - the role of the team leader 19:20 - engaging the workforce 22:00 - the Standout program You an also catch our appearance on Geoffrey's show here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Le8DpIp7074 Connect with Geoffrey Smith: https://www.linkedin.com/in/geoffreypsmith/   

À Templeton, en Californie, le lancement de la nouvelle chaîne de télévision locale GST tourne au cauchemar le 15 avril 1958. L'écran se déforme, la voix de la speakerine devient un grésillement insupportable, et personne ne comprend pourquoi. Geoffrey Smith, le riche industriel derrière la chaîne, se retrouve face à une énigme qui défie toutes les lois de la télécommunication... Des meurtres qui défient la raison, des enquêtes impossibles, ou encore des assassins imprenables : abonnez-vous pour ne rater aucun nouveau récit passionnant de Pierre Bellemare, pour qui l'art de conter n'avait aucun secret.

Episode 134: IBY Geoffrey Smith (YOG 1976) - Filmmaker "My English teacher was a rare person who could look into your soul and bring out the best in you." For more information, please go to www.yvg.vic.edu.au/podcast

Geoffrey leverages a diverse 25+ year career in Human Capital Management, specializing in employee engagement, leadership development, and culture change initiatives in the workplace. His journey has ranged from working for the corporate industry leader, to building his own entrepreneurial start-up from the ground up, Currently he supports innovative employee/patient/caregiver/human experience leaders, nurse and clinician entrepreneurs, and hospital administration, consulting them on and modernized people and talent activation strategies to make a true impact on those that both provide and receive care. In this episode we chat about: :: how and when Geoff's strategy switched from bulletpoints and powerpoints to true human connection :: importance of team dynamic at work and the significance of this in healthcare :: why employee engagement and experience need to be more than an annual event :: his system of identifying red, yellow and green lights within the healthcare system :: his thoughts on creating change top-down vs bottom-up :: his opinion on the most important question to ask staff to evaluate engagement at work :: the beautiful inspiration behind his brand - Mo-Moments of Experience To learn more about Geoff's work, go to: www.linkedin.com/in/geoffreypsmith www.mo-mentsofexperience.com ******** To work with me, go to: https://www.peaceadvocacygroup.com/ To pre-order my book, go to: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Patient-Empower-Thyself!/Claudia-Cometa/9781954676893  

On Episode 471 of Impact Boom, Erika Gleeson of Autism Swim discusses improving the quality of life for people with diverse abilities through consciously designing and advocating for a more inclusive and understanding society. If you are a changemaker wanting to learn actionable steps to grow your organisations or level up your impact, don't miss out on this episode! If you enjoyed this episode, then check out Episode 283 with Geoffrey Smith on integrating neurodiverse individuals into Australian workplaces -> https://bit.ly/49EAoQa The team who made this episode happen were: Host: Indio Myles Guest(s): Erika Gleeson Producer: Indio Myles We invite you to join our community on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram to stay up to date on the latest social innovation news and resources to help you turn ideas into impact. You'll also find us on all the major podcast streaming platforms, where you can also leave a review and provide feedback.

Stuart, Florida, has long been called the "Sailfish Capital of the World." With its close proximity to the Gulf Stream and steady supply of sailfish pouring through the area, the name is fitting. To celebrate the town's love of sailfish, marine artist Geoffrey Smith created a 18-foot tall sculpture of a leaping sailfish that rests atop a fountain in the center of town. The Stuart Sailfish has become an icon of sorts for visitors and locals as well as his best known work of art. For Geoffrey, "It seemed like a good way for me to give something back to Stuart, to a community that's been good to me and my family," he said. Raised in California, Geoffrey attended college in Montana and eventually made the move down to Florida. Geoffrey was always drawn to the outdoors. As a boy he'd carve duck decoys, but his path to becoming a full-time artist is a unique one. When you speak to him, you can see his face light up as he discusses the migrations of birds or the motion of a swimming fish. He's a naturalist, who spends most mornings paddling the local waters, finding inspiration all around him. In this podcast, Geoffrey discusses his approach to sculpture and painting. He also explains the ancient process known as lost wax casting that he uses to create his sculptures. For more about Geoffrey Smith's art visit geoffreycsmith.com. Subscribe to Anglers Journal magazine. Sign up for our Free Newsletter.

AABP Executive Director Dr. Fred Gingrich is joined by Dr. Geoffrey Smith, a Technical Services Veterinary for Zoetis and member of the AABP ad hoc Cattle Youngstock Committee. If you are interested in joining the Cattle Youngstock Committee, please go to the committee page and click the link to send an email with your request. Include a brief bio statement and your interest in the committee for your nomination to serve on the committee.  Smith discusses the key pathophysiologic changes that occurs in calves with diarrhea which can help veterinarians explain to producers what needs addressed with therapy. Calves with diarrhea lose electrolytes, especially sodium, and have an increased amount of D-lactate leading to acidemia. Most cases of neonatal diarrhea are not due to bacterial pathogens and therefore electrolyte therapy to correct dehydration, hyponatremia and acidosis is warranted more often than antimicrobials. Smith suggests an oral electrolyte solution that contains sodium (90-130 mEq/L), an alkalinizing agent (sodium bicarb, acetate or proprionate 50-60mEq/L), glycine which can help sodium absorption in the intestine, and correct osmolality (avoid products with high osmolality in the 700 or higher mOsm/L range). Smith also suggests evaluating the strong ion difference in the products to determine how well it can correct acidosis in the calf by adding the positive ions and subtracting the negative ions for a goal of 50-60 strong ion difference.  One common question from producers is if electrolytes can be added to milk. Smith cautions that sodium bicarbonate interferes with milk absorption and the osmolality of the final product can increase the risk for abomasitis if total solids are greater than 14-16. Separating electrolyte therapy from milk feeding by at least 2 hours and continuing electrolyte feeding once a day until the diarrhea is resolved. Smith also discusses the indications for IV fluid therapy to rapidly correct acidosis, dehydration and hyponatremia. This can be done with 4 mL/kg of hypertonic saline solution over 2-3 minutes followed by oral electrolyte therapy. If the calf is unable to suckle or stand, rapid correction of acidosis is most important and can be achieved by IV administration of hypertonic sodium bicarbonate (8.4% of 84 g/L) at a rate of 5-10 mL/kg over 5 minutes.  Smith wraps up our conversation by discussing the key points for prevention of calf scours by ensuring a clean environment, proper nutrition, proper vaccination, and an adequate amount of clean, high-quality colostrum immediately after birth. Oral electrolytes can also be fed during the high-risk period for calf diarrhea for a particular farm based on history working with the veterinarian of record. One recommendation is to use the electrolytes that are diluted 1:3 to 1:4 from the treatment dose. AABP members can see previous presentations from Smith on calf diarrhea and fluid therapy by accessing the AABP Online CE portal through the Kansas State Beef Cattle Institute or by downloading the free BCI Mobile Conference App from your device's store. 

Music columnist Peter Rowan features new music from Tooth & The Fang and chats about the music career of Geoffrey Smith.

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The blessing of same-sex marriages will not be banned by the Anglican church in Australia, with bishops rejecting a push to stop it taking place. The issue was voted on at a tense meeting of Australian Anglicans, with warnings the result has left the church in a "perilous position".

Title: ⏰ Synergy Traders #37.24: Trading by the Numbers - DTI's RoadMap to the Market with Geoffrey Smith of DTITrader.com   Recorded on April 21st, 2022 as part of the "Synergy Traders #37, Day 3: Tech Wizards 2022 Conference: Software, Indicators, Algorithms, Tools, & Platforms" event, hosted by TradeOutLoud and TimingResearch.   The full event video/podcast series and presentation notes are available here: https://timingresearch.com/blog/2022/synergy-traders-37-day-3-tech-wizards/   Terms and Policies: https://timingresearch.com/policies/  

Today's sermon is for the Feast of the Epiphany and is titled Shepherds and Flocks. It was written by the Rev. Dcn. Geoffrey Smith. Sermons That Work is an offering of the Episcopal Church's Office of Communication. For more free resources, including sermons, Bible studies, bulletin inserts, and more, visit episcopalchurch.org/sermons. We would love it if you'd rate, review, and subscribe to our podcast on your favorite podcasting platform – and while you're at it, share it with a friend!

Wolf & Cub dissect two films this week with a medical theme. First up it's 'Sound of Metal' (2019) a narrative directed by Darius Marder about a heavy-metal drummer whose life is thrown into free-fall when he begins to lose his hearing. Next up is 'The English Surgeon' a documentary directed by Geoffrey Smith about the life of a neurosurgeon & the overwhelming dilemmas he continually faces. So find your row number, seat, sit back & relax. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The unique ecosystem of Southwestern Utah includes bits of the Mojave Desert, the Colorado Plateau, and the Great Basin. Here you can find 18 of the 23 species of lizards in the state of Utah. Some species are found nowhere else. Dr. Geoffrey Smith, professor of physiology at Dixie State University, lives in this part of the world for this reason. We talk with him about his work with lizards, in particular the Side-blotched Lizard, which he describes as the most beautiful lizard you've ever seen.

Tony Minear melds humanist and Christian concerns and leaves you more informed. Today's articles: Exclusive: Christian Right bill mill, Project Blitz, hasn't gone away, it's just gotten more secretive by Frederick Clarkson New wave of anti-protest laws may infringe on religious freedoms for Indigenous people by Rosalyn R. LaPier What is biblical inerrancy? A New Testament scholar explains by Geoffrey Smith

May is a busy gardening month as we prepare our gardens for a new season. But what about ourselves?  How we get ready to garden is just as important. This week on Down The Garden Path, we’re joined by chiropractor Dr. Geoff Smith with the tips and tricks we need to keep ourselves safe, healthy, and happy while working in our gardens. Dr. Geoff Smith is a chiropractor with 20 years of experience. He is the proud owner of Oshawa South Chiropractic Clinic and a team member at the Clarington Rehabilitation Clinic. Gardening injuries have been a common source of patients during his years of practice. He enjoys helping people keep up with their gardening adventures. Geoff’s passions lay in the world of health and fitness. He is an avid trail runner and exercise enthusiast. Gardening was a natural fit and the COVID-19 pandemic provided the perfect opportunity to “dig in” and get started with a new healthy hobby. Join us this week for a conversation with chiropractor Dr. Geoffrey Smith about fitness and the garden. Some of the things we discuss in this episode of Down the Garden Path: Although seen as a relaxing hobby, gardening can be physically demanding. What can we do to warm up before heading out into the garden each day? Dr Smith talks about how stretching routines like yoga has many benefits for gardeners. Are there ways we can do things differently while gardening to prevent injury? Dr. Smith discussed the importance of varying our positions and or the chores we are doing in the garden. Should we do a cool-down after we've finished working in the garden? What inspired you to start gardening last year? Tell us a bit about your gardens. As a new gardener, what are your thoughts on the types of tools to safely stay active in the garden? You can find Dr. Smith online at www.oshawasouthchiropractic.com. About Your Hosts Each week on Down The Garden Path, professional landscape designers Joanne Shaw and Matthew Dressing discuss down-to-earth tips and advice for your plants, gardens and landscapes. As the owner of Down2Earth Landscape Design, Joanne Shaw has been designing beautiful gardens for homeowners east of Toronto for over a decade. And Matthew Dressing is a horticulturist and landscape designer. He owns Natural Affinity Garden Design, a landscape design and garden maintenance firm servicing Toronto and the Eastern GTA. Together, Joanne and Matthew do their best to bring you interesting, relevant and helpful topics. Their goal is to help you keep your garden as low maintenance as possible.

In this episode of Conversations with Quiet Leaders, Juliet speaks with Gary Roberts, co-director of Earthwild Partnership. Gary has significant experience in charity, third sector and consultancy management and has a keen interest in the natural world, conservation, environmental and third sector issues. His experience and passion for conservation and sustainability was fuelled by his late father and having the opportunity to spend time with Sir David Attenborough. A professed quiet leader, here Gary describes how his career has been unplanned and focussed on his passion to set up Earthwild Partnership, with co-director Sibel Lami. Gary talks about: - the Butterfly Conservation - meeting Geoffrey Smith and Sir David Attenborough - Quiet leadership is diverse - the right to have a voice - his passion to support women into business - courage, comfort zones and more! Connect with Gary on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gary-roberts-bbab233a/ and https://www.earthwildpartnership.com Before you go: If you liked this episode, please do rate the show, and leave a review wherever you listen to your podcasts to help this to reach a wider audience. Connect with Juliet on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliet-morris/ Join the Quiet Leadership group on LinkedIn to continue the conversation and support Juliet's research. If you have a question, an insight or wish to recommend a guest, please message Juliet / email juliet@opensquareconsulting.com Thank you for listening.

How can we employ frequencies as a healing art? What exactly is vibrational medicine? How does our body know when and how to heal itself?   In this episode of the Hydrate podcast, Geoffrey Smith and I cover the basics of vibrational frequencies and vibrational medicine. While conditions of disease in humans are multi-faceted, we cannot ignore the frequency aspect when treating individuals.   Plus, we also talk about how our bodies constantly strive for perfection, as it is intelligent enough to heal itself and to show up as perfect in every way possible when it comes to our health.   Geoffrey Smith founded the Atman Clinic in 1995 as a centre of excellence for Holistic Osteopathic Medicine. He offers unique treatments that often combine advanced osteopathic techniques with bio-resonance, vibrational medicine and spiritual psychotherapeutics for the treatment of a wide variety of conditions often succeeding where allopathic medicine may have failed.

Join us for the podcast of our monthly Communion Service. Our morning was led by Sue, who with the help of some of our children also provided family time, Worship was led by Clare and our Communion thoughts came from Geoffrey Smith.

Nicolás Vale, es un gran estratega en comunicación, publicidad y mercadotecnia, productor de contenidos y promotor cultural. En esta entrevista hablamos sobre:  ✨ La clave para innovar y aterrizar ideas ✨ La importancia de tener un objetivo claro y dar resultados ✨ Saber cómo cobrar a los clientes ✨ El nuevo comportamiento de los consumidores ✨ La curiosidad como clave para tener vitalidad y poderte reinventar ✨ ¿Cómo es que la curiosidad te permite ser creativo, interesarte por la vida y fascinarte con ella? ✨ Una manera creativa para ganarte la confianza de tus hijos y ayudarles a su desarrollo ► SÍGUENOS EN: ◄  ☘️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt2r8LeKpms_rf2zw_jYO-Q ☘️ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentores_con_maite/  ☘️ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mentoresconmaite ☘️Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2O952j0tyXgDCW5APgYpzN?si=HgB3vsMVRWSZYdk1ge5AAQ ☘️iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/mx/podcast/mentores/id1524837156  Contacto: info@mentoresconmaite.com ...…………………….  Nico Vale (invitado): ✨ Experto en entender tendencias, construir audiencias y contar historias ✨ A los 21 años creó los Tazos de Sabritas, lo cual transformó la estrategia promocional de Sabritas en México y toda América Latina ✨ Estudió Comunicación en la Universidad Anáhuac de la Ciudad de México  Maestría en Producción de cine y televisión en la New York University  ✨ Es Vicepresidente Creativo de Vale y Asociados, una de las 5 principales agencias de México en los últimos 20 años Ha producido dos de los documentales más relevantes en la historia del cine mexicano: · Los que se quedan (2007), de Juan Carlos Rulfo y Carlos Hagerman · Presunto culpable (2008), ganador del Emmy, de Roberto Hernández y Geoffrey Smith (sigue siendo el documental producido en México con más éxito en taquilla) Ha creado experiencias con marcas como: · Dreams by Mastercard (2017) –experiencia que mezclaba teatro inmersivo, alta gastronomía y networking. · Disco 54 by Club Premier (2019) –que llevó el teatro inmersivo más allá, al recrear para los socios de este programa las noches del legendario Studio 54. Es presidente de Millesimé México y de Nación de Vinos –dos de los eventos gastronómicos más importantes del país, que reúne grandes chefs internacionales y bodegas mexicanas y las más importantes marcas de lujo.  Es presidente fundador de Inspark, el primer parque de entretenimiento digital y realidad virtual en México. Vive en la Ciudad de México con sus tres hijos, y es un apasionado de transformar los paradigmas de las estrategias de comunicación en México y el mundo. ► SÍGUELO EN: ◄  ☘️https://www.instagram.com/nicovale1/ ☘️https://www.facebook.com/nicolas.vale1  ☘️https://nicolasvale.com.mx ☘️http://valenetwork.mx ☘️https://inspark.com.mx ☘️http://millesimeworld.com/mexico/   .................................................. ¿Quieres ser parte de MENTORES LAB?

Synergy Traders #26.03: All that Glitters is Gold with Geoffrey Smith of DTITrader.com (first time guest!)   Recorded on December 21st as part of the "Synergy Traders #26: Commodities Trading and Investing 2020 Conference, Day 1" event, hosted by TradeOutLoud and TimingResearch. The full event video/podcast series and presentation notes are available here:https://timingresearch.com/blog/2020/synergy-traders-26-commodities-trading-and-investing-2020-conference-day-1/ Terms and Policies:https://timingresearch.com/policies/  

Join us as Geoffrey Smith leads our Communion Service.

Radio 3's veteran jazz broadcaster Geoffrey Smith concludes his series on perceptions of jazz in Britain, told through his own experience as an American settling in the UK nearly 50 years ago. In 1963, the great tenorist Sonny Rollins provided one of the high points of Geoffrey's jazz life in a gig at the Minor Key in Detroit. Fresh from the famous sabbatical that produced his album The Bridge, he was in towering form. Nearly four decades later in October 1999 Rollins came to London for a performance at the Barbican just a few days after the fatal rail crash outside Paddington station. At the start of the concert, he announced he wanted to dedicate it to the people who had died "in hopes that they are somewhere listening". Then he played with unforgettable power and invention - Rollins at his best, than which there is nothing greater in jazz. And in the succeeding years, every time he returned to the Barbican, he produced a concert at that same peerless level, leaving his audience crying for more. Geoffrey Smith reflects on the connection this great American musician forged with his British audience over this series of astonishing performances.

Writer and broadcaster Geoffrey Smith continues his series on the changing perceptions of jazz in Britain, by taking a closer look at celebrated British pianist and composer Stan Tracey. Stan was an abiding presence in Geoffrey's jazz media life, as reviewer and interviewer, and Geoffrey thinks of him not just as a paragon of British jazz, but of jazz in Britain. He was the real thing, a jazz muso to the bone, totally committed to the music. And to him that's what it was. He once told Geoffrey that when he went out to a gig, he didn't say to himself, "I'm going to play some jazz," but "I'm going to play some music." Jazz was his music virtually from the time he heard it, trailing down the stairs from the flat above his family home. His route to jazz keyboard went through an accordion - with which he happily played pass-the-hat gigs in pub - to achieving his own style on piano, following trips to New York as a member of shipboard bands in ‘Geraldo's Navy'. He later became house pianist at Ronnie's Scott's and a musician's favourite - the great Sonny Rollins once asked, "does anyone here realise how good he is?" Geoffrey pays tribute to a British player with an unmistakably quirky, determined personal style.

Writer and broadcaster Geoffrey Smith continues his series on the changing perceptions of jazz in Britain, focusing on the audience. In a culture obsessed with interpreting social signs, the British are fascinated by jazz as style, attitude, behaviour. In the 1920s, jazz was the vogue music of the Bright Young Things: the Prince of Wales himself was fond of sitting in on drums with visiting Americans. On the other end of the political spectrum, the Marxist historian Eric Hobsbawm saw the music as the epitome of working class art. And the fixation with the purity of jazz's folk roots drove the trad jazz boom of the 1950s, a playing style that was once seen as a sign of hip progressive politics. For Geoffrey, all this signifying makes it harder to get through to the music.

Radio 3's veteran jazz broadcaster Geoffrey Smith reflects on the changing perceptions and appreciation of jazz in Britain through his own experience as an American settling in the UK nearly 50 years ago. In this first programme, Geoffrey questions the British term ‘jazzer' and its jokey connotations, which are in sharp contrast to the genre's more serious Stateside identity as American classical music. There, the genealogy and pedigree of the genre is more complex, going back to the rich musical mix of New Orleans. As John Lewis of the Modern Jazz Quartet once said, "We didn't have Bach, Beethoven or Mozart, so we needed to create a music that could do all the things that music can do". But to the British, argues Geoffrey, the essential value of jazz is precisely that it isn't classical. Geoffrey reminds us that the two genres overlap in key expressive features, and that the immortal names in their respective pantheons have much in common.

Geoffrey Smith continues his series on changing perceptions of jazz in Britain, focusing on the visits of two celebrated American artists, Duke Ellington and Bud Freeman. Britain has always been a favourite destination for American jazz stars. It played a key role in the career of Duke Ellington, whose visit here in 1933 generated such enthusiasm among the musical elite that it convinced him to attempt more ambitious musical works. Equally smitten by the mix of British history, culture and style was the legendary Chicago saxophonist Bud Freeman, whose British affinity took roots in the 20s when he and his fellow Chicago jazz pioneers adopted the Prince of Wales as their model for dress and behaviour, and honoured him with their composition, Prince of Wails. Bud settled in London in the late 70s, when Geoffrey became his regular companion for city strolls and got to know him well.

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On this episode of the SOTH Podcast we sit down with Geoffrey Smith, Susquehanna River Biologist for the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission to discuss PA's newest invasive species the Northern Snakehead. PFBC has a plan, and with our help, we could manage the situation. This episode is chocked full of valuable tips and info for Susquehanna River enthusiasts, from catching big cats to seasonal smallmouth tips. Kick back and learn something! Thanks to Geoff and everyone at the PFBC for making this episode possible, and keeping a close eye on our waterways! Featured Music: On Our Own- The Suitcase Junket

  We spent some time on the phone with Geoff Smith of 'Tooth and the Fang' to talk about his latest release 'Songs from the Broadview Wind Tunnel'. we also talk a bit about how are are occupying our time in these days of isolation.   The tunes you'll hear on this episode are: I can't See Your Face (off the album 'Void, Moving Without Having Moved'), The Shape (from the album "And I Heard from the Empty Spaces the Sound of Music, a Beautiful and awful Music'), Dog (off the album "Songs from the Broadview Wind Tunnel"), Coyote (off the album "Songs from the Broadview Wind Tunnel")     You can also find Tooth and the Fang on:  Facebook,  Instagram, Bandcamp and you can stream "Songs from the Broadview Wind Tunnel" anywhere you stream music.  You can also find his last episode with us Here. Also check out his song in our 'Songs from a Distance' video series Here.    A big thanks to Lisa Freeze for this episode's shout out. You can find her Art on Instagram Here.  A big thanks to Well Well Well for the Intro Tune, Frank James and Adrian the Intern. Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram

Under the expert guidance of Geoffrey Smith, we explore the world-view of Valentinus – an elite intellectual Christian thinker of the second century – and his legacy – a reputation for the blackest heresy and a demiurgical Christian movement known nowadays as Valentinianism.

Welcome back to The Game Informer Show! On this week's show, Joe Juba and Kimberley Wallace are back from the Tokyo Game Show and talk about what it was like to visit Kojima Productions, play the new PvP Resident Evil game, and learn all about the Final Fantasy VII Remake. Then Jeff Cork, Ben Reeves, and new intern Alex Stadnik weigh in on Nintendo's wonderful remake of Link's Awakening. After some great community emails, we're releasing the audio of a fascinating conversation we had while visiting Infinity Ward for our cover story on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare with Joel Emslie, Geoffrey Smith, and Mark Grigsby about developing Call of Duty 4 and what it was like to leave Infinity Ward for Respawn and then return to make a new Modern Warfare. You can watch the video above, subscribe and listen to the audio on iTunes or Google Play, listen on SoundCloud, stream it on Spotify, or download the MP3 at the bottom of the page. Also, be sure to send your questions to podcast@gameinformer.com for a chance to have them answered on the show. Our thanks to the talented Super Marcato Bros. for The Game Informer Show's intro song. You can hear more of their original tunes and awesome video game music podcast at their website. To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below. 9:35 - Death Stranding 36:40 - Resident Evil's "Project Resistance" 45:45 - Nioh 2 49:20 - Final Fantasy VII Remake 57:55 - Yakuza: Like a Dragon 1:01:00 - NHL 20 1:12:05 - The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening 1:19:10 - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's beta 1:22:55 - Community emails 2:10:45 - Infinity Ward on developing Call of Duty 4 2:30:49 - Infinity Ward developers on leaving Respawn

Hey, folks! Mackenzie here, your host for Mack & the Movies. On this episode, we take a look at the life, music, and pop culture influence of legendary guitarist, Django Reinhardt. Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=UXZNDGDH4M42W Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CinemaMack/ Twitter: @CinemaMack Contact: m.j.lambert2283@gmail.com Mack & the Movies logo by masteringsounds https://www.fiverr.com/masteringsounds Intro by androzguitar https://www.fiverr.com/androzguitar Audio Clips Used: "Limehouse Blues" - Quintette du Hot Club de France Django Reinhardt & Stéphane Grappelli - Jattendrai Swing 1939 - LIVE! (https://youtu.be/ANArGmr74u4) "Minor Swing" - Quintette du Hot Club de France "The Shiek of Araby" - Quintette du Hot Club de France "Nuages" - Django Reinhardt "Sweet Georgia Brown" - Quintette du Hot Club de France "Sweet Georgia Brown" - Harlem Globetrotters "Georgia On My Mind" - Quintette du Hot Club de France "Georgia On My Mind" - Ray Charles "La Mer" - Quintette du Hot Club de France "Beyond the Sea" - Bobby Darin "Runnin' Wild" - Quintette du Hot Club de France "Jeepers Creepers" - Quintette du Hot Club de France "I'll See You In My Dreams" - Quintette du Hot Club de France "Liza (And All the Clouds'll Roll Away)" - Quintette du Hot Club de France "Django's Tiger" - Quintette du Hot Club de France "The Circus of Value" (Bioshock) Sources: Django Reinhart: Le Génie vagabond by Noël Balen Django Reinhardt And The Illustrated History Of Gypsy Jazz by Michael Dregni, with Alain Antonietto and Anne Legrand Django Reinhardt by Charles Delauney Django Reinhardt: Know the Man, Play the Music by Rod Fogg La Grande Roue by Jean Tranchant Django: The Life and Music of a Gypsy Legend by Michael Dregni "Wrembel & Babik Show Both Sides of Gypsy Jazz Coin" by Mackenzie Lambert, Buffalo Rising (28 May 2010) Jeff Beck Interview - Guitar Legends magazine Tommy Iommi Interview (https://youtu.be/mWntXXhCQWw) "Obituary: Stephane Grappelli" by Geoffrey Smith, The Independent (2 December 1997) Jerry Garcia Interview - Frets magazine (June 1985) It's A Long Story: My Life by Willie Nelson, with David Ritz Wikipedia Mack & the Movies on player.fm: https://player.fm/series/2403125 Mack & the Movies on listennotes.com: https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/mack-the-movies-mackenzie-lambert-Mt-xG8nakEc/

We didn't have anything going into this. No plan, No topic & No Guests. But we did manage to pull out a priest (not really) and talk about the community around YouTube. Oh yeah, we did do a give-away too, so that's at least something. Anyway, join us if you'd like for one of those "Anything Goes" episodes.....(we're not sorry). ===================================================== Our Sponsors: Yorkshire Grit: http://yorkshire-grit.com/ ManCrafting: http://mancraftingtm.com/ Harneal Media: https://harnealmedia.com/ Makers Central: http://www.makerscentral.co.uk/ Pam Harris (Highland Boxes): https://www.youtube.com/user/pamharris101 ================================= This Weeks Shout Outs: MoonshineMetalWorks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1T8uZtHfmJU&t=0s Mr. Geoffrey Smith: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6WYBaFmOQE&fbclid=IwAR3-xj-zPmXnhvpiQj1mKLsHj9IkAB9I3qlI9C-RjPkiwd5Cb_doeW4q2YI Al's Hack Shack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Huqf9CeQkSo&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR3xmqHD1BuvdBVmn8L4lJ_d4Smp1-HV0q-4fFmhFBJ4nF_Uyvb_CeVoVzc Brett McAfee: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV26o0PxrUc&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR0T4Lw9Gat8hrp4hpJcd4fIKu4WFO_4n_OdrIfGToswkfKn4UxQZ_QlONM Marius Hornberger: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn7lavsPdVGV0qmEEBT6NyA ==================================================== Where to find us: Richard Morley: https://www.youtube.com/user/Trende1978 Jamie Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw3hBDXx_L_EoSFqqmEuWJQ Chris Cute: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpiprfPIJwMk433OC_YdfQw Steve Twydell: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM0Ui4ri5LLJvopaMT-SR5w ================================= How to contact Makers international: Web Site: http://makersinternationalpodcast.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/makersintl Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/makersinternationalpodcast/?ref=br_rs Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/makers-internation-episode-1/id1159519291 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/allen-robinson-678722792 =================================== Intro Music: “Unrelenting” by Jay Man www.ourmusicbox.com is distributed under the Creative Commons “Attribution CC BY” license https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ http://ourmusicbox.com/

Jann Aldredge-Clanton didn't start out as a reformer. When she was a pre-teen, she almost starved herself to death trying to fit into the culture's feminine mold. In high school she felt inadequate because she never won a beauty crown, even though she graduated at the top of her class. Slowly, she began waking up to her own voice, and became one of the first women ever to be ordained as a Baptist minister in the South. She is the author of several books including hymnbooks in which she writes hymns in honor of the divine feminine. Her books include: Intercultural Ministry: Hope for a Changing World, Earth Transformed with Music! Inclusive Songs for Worship, Inclusive Hymns for Liberating Christians, and Inclusive Hymns for Liberation, Peace, and Justice.  Brent Landau of the University of Texas at Austin. Dr. Landau and his colleague, Geoffrey Smith have made a discovery of an ancient apocryphal text in which Jesus shares secret revelations to his brother James.  Dr. Landau speaks to me about the significance of this discovery. Brent Landau is a lecturer in the Department of Religious Studies. He received his Th.D and M.Div from Harvard University and his chief research is on ancient Christian apocryphal writings.     Brent Landau 3:00 - 14:08 Jann Aldredge-Clanton 14:08-54:00

Does God have a continuing special convenant relationship with Jewish people?  Should Christians be especially concerned for Israel?  Two Christians with very different views tackle this week's subject.  Revd Stephen Sizer has written extensively against "Christian Zionism", whereas Geoffrey Smith believes God still has a special relationship with Israel. What do you think? Have your say on this discussion on Premier CommunityFor Stephen Sizer see www.stephensizer.com or www.christianzionism.orgFor Geoffrey Smith see www.cfi.org.ukFor Unbelievable discussions between Christians and Jews see 24 May 08 & 04 Aug 07 To hear more discussions between Christians and non-Christians go to www.premier.org.uk/unbelievable. Join the discussion on the Premier Community www.premiercommunity.org.uk/group/unbelievable.

Matthew Chapter 24's "Olivet Discourse" records Jesus saying that his followers will see him "coming on the clouds of the sky with great glory" and that "this generation will not pass away until all these things have happened." Two thousand years later Christians are still waiting for his return.  We explore different Christian responses to the apparent expectation of the imminent return of Jesus in the New Testament.  What do they make of other end time events such as The Tribulation and The Rapture? Terry Boyle Pastor for Insight For Living in the UK describes his "Dispensationalist" understanding of this and other passages. Dee Dee Warren describes her "Preterist" understanding of the passage and how she arrived at it. Andrew Whyte describes his journey of coming to a liberal view that early Christian writers were mistaken in their expectations. For more on Dee Dee Warren and Preterism see http://www.preteristsite.com/ or www.preteristblog.com where she will be posting extra responses to the programme.  For Terry Boyle and Insight for Living see http://www.insightforliving.org.uk/ For more Christian theology discussion visit www.premier.org.uk/unbelievable or get the podcast or via Itunes If you enjoyed this programme you may also enjoy: Unbelievable? 1 Aug 2009 - Debating doctrine - James White and Roger & Faith Forster debate predestination Unbelievable? 30 May 2009 Reconciling Bible Contradictions: Christian Derek Tidball vs. Atheist Gordon Livesey Unbelievable? 6 Dec 2008 Christian Zionism, Israel & the Church: Stephen Sizer debates Geoffrey Smith of Christian Friends of Israel Join the discussion at the Premier Community

Geoffrey Smith makes a personal recommendation from the recordings of Stravinsky's Soldier's Tale

Geoffrey Smith with a personal recommendation from recordings of Gershwin's Piano Concerto

Donald Macleod is joined by writer and broadcaster Geoffrey Smith to explore the jazz mode of bebop. It emerged in the 1940s, out of different combinations of musicians, styles and places

In an archive interview with Alyn Shipton and Geoffrey Smith, the late Johnny Griffin selects his favourite records. The tenor saxophonist was one of the most technically brilliant and audacious soloists in jazz. He died in 2008, but a year or two earlier, he joined Alyn Shipton and Geoffrey Smith in conversation at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival to discuss his personal favourites from his extensive catalogue of recordings.

The moving and crafty documentary, The English Surgeon, deals with the life and works of Dr. Henry Marsh. Its director, Geoffrey Smith (The Children of Helen House, Your Life in Their Hands), talks about his unique approach and his subject.

Sue Lawley's castaway this week is the gardener and broadcaster Geoffrey Smith. He learnt his craft at his father's knee growing fruit and vegetables for the stately home where he worked. Later he learnt the science of horticulture at college and achieved top marks. He's always maintained the promise he made to himself as a boy: to spend his life outdoors. Except, of course, when he enters a studio for Radio 4's Gardeners' Question Time.[Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs] Favourite track: Dawn Chorus Book: History of viticulture, with instructions on how to make wine Luxury: Bundle of prunings from a good vineyard so he can plant his own vines

Sue Lawley's castaway this week is the gardener and broadcaster Geoffrey Smith. He learnt his craft at his father's knee growing fruit and vegetables for the stately home where he worked. Later he learnt the science of horticulture at college and achieved top marks. He's always maintained the promise he made to himself as a boy: to spend his life outdoors. Except, of course, when he enters a studio for Radio 4's Gardeners' Question Time. [Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs] Favourite track: Dawn Chorus Book: History of viticulture, with instructions on how to make wine Luxury: Bundle of prunings from a good vineyard so he can plant his own vines