Podcasts about Gierach

Rob's introduction to fly fishing literature started with a copy of Sex, Death, And Fly Fishing while on vacation in The Galápagos Islands during the summer of 1993. The writings of John Gierach inspired Rob to pursue a lifetime of trout fishing, fly tying, travelling to Colorado, writing, and telling stories. Rob wanted to be a trout bum before he could drive a car. Rob talks about his fondness for Gierach's work and his inspiration which led Rob to talk into a microphone instead of tap stories onto a keyboard. John's life of trout fishing ended in October 2024. His voice will be missed by the entire fishing community. Thankfully his words will last forever on paper. Be sure to read his collected works, short stories, periodical contributions from the past four decades. I will always think of him when I hear the bagpipes.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With the passing of a great author, something much more significant is lost than a new title every few years. First and foremost a man is gone. Beyond that, the fly fishing world has lost a voice. Today I reflect a bit on Gierach's impact on the fly fishing world. From adding popular phrases to spurring on countless imitators, he moved generations of anglers in many ways. At the heart of it all is the fact that he was a consistent voice for anglers across five decades. Consistency, especially today, matters. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a textThe mist rose from Michigan's waters. John Gierach's bamboo rod whispered through the air. A master at work.This episode of the Bunkhaus Podcast delves into Gierach's legacy. Angler. Author. Conservation icon. His impact on fly fishing culture remains profound.We revisit a secluded fish camp. Gierach's quiet wisdom transformed mundane moments into profound revelations. His insights on casting technique and trout behavior were deceptively simple, yet revolutionary.The podcast explores:Gierach's influence on modern fly fishing literature and philosophyHis nuanced perspectives on conservation and ethical anglingThe artistry behind his prose, as precise as his castIntimate anecdotes from our shared time on Michigan's riversGierach's approach transcended mere sport. It was a communion with nature, a delicate dance between angler and environment.This episode offers a glimpse into the mind of a master, whose impact ripples through generations of anglers. It's a testament to the power of simplicity and the enduring legacy of a true steward of the waters.Join us. Reflect. Remember. The lessons of John Gierach live on in every cast, in every ripple on the water's surface.Links To John Gierach Books:Trout BumSex, Death, and Fly FishingAll Fisherman are LiarsOrganizations Trout UnlimitedBack Country Hunters & AnglersFind Josh on Instagram or Twitter.Presented by:Spoke Hollow Outdoors - find them on Instagram or Facebook.For more great BunkHaus content, check out:BunkHausPodcast.com | Youtube | Instagram

John Gierach publishedTrout Bum in 1986. The book was an immediate hit with fly-fishing enthusiasts as it provided a fresh look at the sport as well as the devotion and passion that keeps trout devotees up all night, tying flies all winter and exploring newfound waters in hard-to-reach locales. Trout Bum is as much about why people fish as as it is about the act of fishing. Following the book's launch, many anglers quit their jobs, moved out West and became trout bums. Gierach joined the Anglers Journal Book Club discussion to answer reader's questions about his famous book and the impact Trout Bum had on the fly-fishing world. He also discusses his overall writing career and his other books. It's a lively discussion that will definitely put a smile on your face. Subscribe to Anglers Journal Magazine Sign up for our Free e-Newsletter Follow us @anglers_journal

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/412 Presented By:  Yellowstone Teton, Chota Outdoor Gear, Dalton - Country Financial, Mavrk Fly Fishing Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Joseph Jackson, author of It's Only Fishing book, is here to talk about Alaska fishing by car. We hear about some of the less-known places you can add to your itinerary if you're heading into the 49th state. We break down the species list, what to bring, best times and places to hit while road-tripping Alaska highways. We also talk about his passion for writing. We find out why he likes to focus on the whys and not the how-tos when he writes. He tells us his favorite John Gierach quote and that one question he wants to ask John. Show Notes with Joseph Jackson 03:00 - We had the other Joe Jackson, aka Sgt. Bassfisher in episode 384 where we talked about tying poppers and cartoon flies. 11:00 - Alaska's interior is a secluded small stream where you can catch world-class grayling. Anything North of the Alaska range is Alaska's interior. 16:30 - Joe breaks down the places you can drive and the best time to target grayling, trout, and kings. 19:00 - Late August and early September is the perfect time to fish anywhere if you're not focusing on any species and want to cast your rod on any water. 26:15 - Joe talks about the stuff you can do along Steese Highway. He talks about doing a little hunting too. 28:30 - July is the busiest fishing time of the year in Alaska. 32:30 - Joe noted Delta Junction as a beautiful place to be in. Also the Copper River Valley in Glennallen. 41:00 - Two important things to bring when road-tripping the Alaska highways: 2 extra tires and at least 20 gallons of gas. 44:20 - Joe's first book, "It's Only Fishing" was about being a road system angler. 53:10 - Joe noted one of John Gierach's famous quotes, "You could say the same thing about fishing that they say about baseball... it takes an adult to play the game well but it takes a kid to think that it's important". JG was on the podcast in episode 407. 56:00 - Joe's got a question for John Gierach... "What does he see as true success in writing?" 57:00 - We hear about what his next book will be about. 1:02:00 - Writing about Yakutat was one of the most challenging things for Joe and he tells us why. 1:10:20 - Joe noted TU and Backcountry Hunters and Anglers. 1:12:30 - Grab a copy of Gunner Peterson's Highway Angler. It's the bible for roadside fishing in Alaska. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/412

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/253 Sponsor: https://wetflyswing.com/stonefly Phil Monahan, the editor of the Orvis Fly Fishing Blog and the man who keeps the content flowing is here to give us an Orvis Fishing Summary that's not quite what you'd expect.  This podcast includes Phil's background before Orvis, some of the challenges to running a massive daily blog a little on Yellowstone. We find out why Phil's criteria for becoming the editor of the Orvis blog was that he would not be a salesman.  10,623 blog posts have been published on the Orvis Blog.  Let me say that again, ten thousand six hundred and twenty-three blogs posts. Click the play button to listen to the full podcast or scroll to the bottom to read the full transcript from this podcast! Show Notes with Phil Monahan - Perk Perkins (past CEO of Orvis) was on the podcast in episode 225 here.  Tom Rosenbauer was on the show back in episode #63 here. - Fly Rod and Reel and American Angler are both gone from the print magazine arena as magazines continue to be challenged by online influence. - My steelhead article on swinging vs. Nymphing flies that was submitted to Phil in 2015 was published soon there after. - E-log or the Orvis endorsed lodges and guides through their travel section. - Fly Fisherman magazine and examples like Pat Dorsey and others are still great resources. - I noted John Gierach who was on the podcast in episode 47 here.  Gierach is one of the great fly fishing writers of our time.  Phil noted Bill Tapley at American Angler who was one of the best of his time. - Simon Perkins guided at Pro Outfitters in Montana for 8 years. - Phil notes that Patagonia who is the gold standard for companies who focus on conservation. - We noted the 50/50 on the water and the Bristol Bay topics - Brown Folks Fishing is another great group helping to promote fishing! - Trout unlimmitted on the Keep Em Wet Movement You can find Phil at News.Orvis.com Orvis Fly Fishing Blog Conclusion with Phil Monahan Phil Monahan walks us through some behind the seens in running and editing the Orvis Fly Fishing Blog, a daily fly fishing blog with over 10,500 blog posts! What's your connection with Orvis?  Have you ever owned an Orvis product or used their resources?  Leave a comment below or send me a DM or comment on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wetflyswing/

For 28 years Libby Gierach has been involved with the Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce. She served as an Assistant and for 21 years has been the President and CEO. The Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce Mission is as follows:We believe the success of our community is based on the strength of the vibrant businesses we serve. The first Chamber meeting was held in 1972 with 12 members. Today we serve nearly 500 businesses who believe in our mission, values and vision for the future. We have reached the highest membership numbers in our history but we're not done growing. Together, we will continue to make Hilliard a stronger community.Libby and I met for the first time thanks to a tweet. We have been friends ever since and she has been a champion for everything I have done. Working in Hilliard with a local business and now my own small business, the Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce has been so important to our success. In this episode we discuss the role of The Chamber, their involvement in Hilliard and the many ways they support their members. I am thankful for the Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce, for Libby and her friendship. Link to Chamber Website - https://www.hilliardchamber.org/

This week's Otis Brown Podcast borrows a title from the great fly fishing essayist John Gierach's 1999 book of the same name. Gierach's humorous and insightful writing casts a long shadow over the podcast and his 1986 book Trout Bum provided a practical handbook for much of my early life. The text I engage most this week, though, is Richard Brautigan's wild and scenic Trout Fishing in America. I hope I do justice to my passion for catch-and-release fly fishing by translating it into something edifying or at least enjoyable for you.As always, thank you so much for supporting the podcast! 

This episode is for all you pregnant moms who are experiencing low back pain, pelvic pain and SI joint pain. If you search google for answers, you will find terms like:Pubic symphysis dysfunctionSI joint instabilityPelvic floor laxityThe problem with these terms is that they sound scary and make it expecting moms feel nervous to exercise or even move. My guest this episode is Anna Marie Gierach, a perinatal chiropractor at Alta Vie in Kelowna BC.Our goal for this episode is to help you:better understand why it is common for pregnant and postpartum women to have these aches and painstake away the fearcreate a plan that works for youAnna Marie Gierach is a Kelowna mamma and kiddo chiropractor with a focus in pre-conception, pregnancy, post-natal and pediatric care of infants and young kiddos. Clinically, she blends her intuitive capacity to connect with people, chiropractic techniques, soft tissue therapies, and movement-based rehab to help families through these life transitions and stages.Here are some of my pregnancy support belts and bands:Mom-Ez support belt for pregnancy (I recommend this for moms feeling SI joint pain, pubic symphysis pain)Angel Care support band ( I recommend this one when pain isn't as much the issue, but you have the feeling of needing support for your heavy belly)Links to contact Anna Marie:Alta Vie's website: https://altaviehealth.com/To book with Anna Marie: https://altaviehealth.janeapp.com/#/staff_member/11Follow Alta Vie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/altaviehealth/?hl=enThanks for joining me! Here is where you can find more:my online course to walk you through pregnancy, birth prep and postpartum recovery: https://mommyberries.comFollow me on:InstagramFacebookYouTubeSupport the show

Perhaps the most important part of a business legacy is this: What do you want to be remembered for? Attorney Denice A. Gierach earned her J.D. at the IIT/Chicago Kent College of Law and has been assisting clients for over 30 years. In addition to her law degree, she is also a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and has a Master’s Degree in Business Management from Illinois’ prestigious Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. She joins us today to finish our recent discussion about why it is so very important to start your business with the end in mind and have an exit strategy or succession plan, particularly if you are a family-owned business. Denice will share questions you should be asking yourself: What is your vision of your business?Where do you see it long term?How long will you stay in the business?What are your strategies and goals?When should you have your business valuated?How can you increase the value of the business?How has the pandemic changed how you do business? Find Denice Gierach on the web: Website | LinkedIn | Facebook

In this episode of The Opening Statement, Joe sits down with Denice Gierach, a Naperville based estate planning attorney with a very interesting perspective on life. Her clients get a lesson on legacy, and a great attorney to boot! Listen in to hear more about her childhood, life, and practice.

Josh Gierach is back on the Lifeonaire Show to share his expertise on apartment investing. Considering he’s managed 800+ units, you definitely won’t want to miss his investing wisdom! With Jason Wojo and Polish Peter, Josh answers tons of valuable questions and lets us in on a variety of must-know topics if you want to get into apartment investing, including: How to start small before making the leap into apartments How building relationships can help make it so deals come to you Some of the milestones in apartment investing and what to do at each of them Some reasons apartment tenants are FANTASTIC And mistakes many apartment investors make (so you can avoid them!) So if you’re itching for insight on another real estate niche, or you’re simply curious about this area of real estate that Josh has truly fallen in love with, stick around, and definitely bring a notepad!

Perhaps the most important part of a business legacy is this: What do you want to be remembered for? Attorney Denice A. Gierach earned her J.D. at the IIT/Chicago Kent College of Law and has been assisting clients for over 30 years. In addition to her law degree, she is also a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and has a Master’s Degree in Business Management from Illinois’ prestigious Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. She joins us today to discuss why it is so very important to start your business with the end in mind and have an exit strategy or succession plan, particularly if you are a family-owned business. Denice will share questions you should be asking yourself: What is your vision of your business?Where do you see it long term?How long will you stay in the business?What are your strategies and goals?When should you have your business valuated?How can you increase the value of the business? Find Denice Gierach on the web: Website | LinkedIn | Facebook  

From four years of traveling the world, to working 80+ hours a week, to becoming extremely successful in real estate and finally having the life he was pursuing, Josh Gierach has truly done it all! Listen in as Jason Wojo and Polish Peter talk with Josh about all the lessons he’s learned on his transformational journey of pursuing success and significance. You’ll discover ways to balance being smart with your money without subscribing to The Deferred Life Program, how to write your OWN RULES about what gives you significance, and how you can have the experiences of owning lots of “stuff” without the maintenance of ownership. This episode is packed with gold, so check it out to get some insight and inspiration!

Denice Gierach is a serial entrepreneur and business lawyer with 30 years of experience representing family-owned businesses and privately-held companies, serving as general counsel and helping them with both their legal and business tax needs. Today we talk about the power of reinvention, how to leverage failure for growth, and how to plan for your business exit and legacy. Join the conversation on Podopolo.

By Michael Tetreault, Editor-in-Chief, Host, The DocPreneur Leadership Podcast Today on The DocPreneur Leadership Podcast we sit down with Denice Gierach, Outsourced General Counsel of The Gierach Law Firm. Denice has over thirty years of experience representing family owned businesses and privately held companies, serving as general counsel and helping with both their legal and business tax needs. Denice Gierach is a business lawyer in Naperville, IL. She has over thirty years of experience representing family owned businesses and privately held companies, serving as general counsel and helping them with both their legal and business tax needs She combines her education and experience with a unique approach to client service. In this candid conversation about the legal and financial needs Doctors have we discuss (but not limited to): How to stay in growth mode in your medical practice and business Developing your vision and how to stay true to that vision as a Physician Determining what is broken in your practice/business, so that you can fix it and move back to growth How to effectively use your business attorney's services Start with the end in mind...What is your eventual exit strategy? How to leave a meaningful legacy RESOURCES MENTIONED Website: https://www.gierachlawfirm.com Phone: (630)756-1160 Bio: https://www.gierachlawfirm.com/naperville-lawyer-denice-gierach/  CMT FORUM: www.ConciergeMedicineFORUM.com INDUSTRY NEWS: www.ConciergeMedicineToday.com

Longtime angling writer and sage John Gierach muses on long-term change, his generation's contribution to fly-fishing, and the future.

Denice & I Discuss: $35 Million Development Project Selecting the RIGHT Legal Counsel Where to Find Businesses to Buy Getting Your Business Ready to Sell   Relevant Episodes: (There are 157 Content Packed Interviews in Total) How to Make $100K or More Per Deal with Tucker Merrihew From Corp America to Owning $42 Million in Multi-Family Real Estate with Agostino Pintus Litigation Finance-How to Fund a Million Dollar Lawsuit with Roni Elias From House Hacking to $300 Million in Commercial Real Estate with Ivan Barratt     Resources Mentioned in this Episode: www.GierachLawFirm.com

Creating a legacy is usually tied in with a person’s search for meaning. So how do we get people to open up about their personal stories to help them discover and start paving the way for who they want to be? Today Denice Gierach from The Gierach Law Firm joins the show to describe why she has made it her life’s work to help people create long-lasting legacies. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://bit.ly/31WaC8F 

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/top10 I share the Top 10 Fly Fishing Podcast Episodes from the first two years of the Wet Fly Swing Podcast.  I also add a few bonus podcasts in the show notes. If you have a favorite please leave a comment at the bottom of this post or leave a review on Apple Podcasts or at your favorite place to listen.   Hosted Trip to the Olympic Peninsula: https://wetflyswing.com/op   Top 10 Wet Fly Swing Fly Fishing Podcast Episodes 10.  WFS 063 – Tom Rosenbauer Podcast - Orvis Fly Fishing 9.  WFS 002 – Jack Mitchell - Steelhead Fly Fishing 8.  WFS 047 – John Gierach Podcast Interview 7.  WFS 007 – Pete Humprhies - Spey Casting & Great Lakes Steelhead 6.  WFS 043 - Devin Olsen - Euro Nymphing, USA Fly Fishing Team 5.  WFS 052 - Kelly Galloup - Streamer Fly Fishing and Tying 4.  WFS 020 – Dec Hogan Interview - Steelhead Passion 3.  WFS 005 – Jim Teeny Interview – Sinking Lines, I Spot Em 2.  WFS 034 – Phil Rowley Stillwater Fly Fishing - Chironomids and the #1 episode over the last two years is.............. 1. WFS 058 – Hank Patterson aka Travis Swartz – The Greatest Fly Fishing Guide Thank you for all of your support over the last 2 years! I couldn't have put it all together without you!! Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/top10

John Gierach is one of the most iconic fishing writers of all time. Having published 20 books and countless articles, it’s been said that John may be the only fly fishing writer who’s made a decent living at the craft. It’s not hard to believe—John’s talent for bringing words to life is something only time and dedication can master. In this episode of Anchored, I meet with John for the first time at his home in Colorado. He lets me pick his brain about his upbringing and life as an author, as well as his thoughts on staying passionate about fishing, being a trout bum, climate change, and the use of profanity. Buy John's Books: Trout Bum, A Fly Rod of Your Own

Nagranie spotkania Poniedziałki z Psychoterapią "Psychoterapia osób starszych". Rozmowa Krzysztofa Klajsa z dr hab. Joanną Szczepańską-Gierachą odbyła się 26 marca 2018r w Łodzi.

Lyons, CO- Steven Rinella talks with author and angler John Gierach, along with Janis Putelis of the MeatEater crew.   Subjects Discussed: Gierach's work at a pivotal moment in Steven's life; the palpable anxiety of young adulthood; reading the literary canon in the autumn of life; "fly fishing is friggin' beautiful"; hook and bullet writing; why spin fishing doesn't produce the writers that fly fishing does; what's best for hunters and fishermen in America?; writers and their love of explaining and telling; the tricky thing about conservation; glimpses of abundance; catch and release fishing; and more.   Check out the show notes here for studies, books, and concepts referenced in this episode.

The FN Book Club is back! This month we read John Gierach's newest book "A Fly Rod of Your Own" we loved the book and we got to talk with John! This is a big deal. Thanks to Simon and Schuster for helping us set this up. John Gierach, “the voice of the common angler” (The Wall Street Journal) and member of the Fly Fishing Hall of Fame, brings his sharp sense of humor and keen eye for observation to the fishing life and, for that matter, life in general. John Gierach is known for his witty, trenchant observations about fly-fishing. In A Fly Rod of Your Own (Simon & Schuster; April 4, 2017; $25.00), Gierach once again takes us into his world and scrutinizes the art of fly-fishing. He travels to remote fishing locations where the airport is not much bigger than a garage and a flight might be held up because a passenger is running late. He sings the praises of the skilled pilots who fly to remote fishing lodges in tricky locations and bad weather. He explains why even the most veteran fisherman seems to muff his cast whenever he’s being filmed or photographed. He describes the all-but-impassable roads that fishermen always seem to encounter at the best fishing spots and why fishermen discuss four-wheel drive vehicles almost as passionately and frequently as they discuss fly rods and flies. And while he’s on that subject, he explains why even the most conscientious fisherman always seems to accumulate more rods and flies than he could ever need. Fish In the News Fish in the News https://thehustle.co/bumblebee-tuna-price-fixing http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/sunken-ships-lake-michigan-are-visible-ghostly-blue-180955108/

The FN Book Club is back! This month we read John Gierach's newest book "A Fly Rod of Your Own" we loved the book and we got to talk with John! This is a big deal. Thanks to Simon and Schuster for helping us set this up. John Gierach, “the voice of the common angler” (The Wall Street Journal) and member of the Fly Fishing Hall of Fame, brings his sharp sense of humor and keen eye for observation to the fishing life and, for that matter, life in general. John Gierach is known for his witty, trenchant observations about fly-fishing. In A Fly Rod of Your Own (Simon & Schuster; April 4, 2017; $25.00), Gierach once again takes us into his world and scrutinizes the art of fly-fishing. He travels to remote fishing locations where the airport is not much bigger than a garage and a flight might be held up because a passenger is running late. He sings the praises of the skilled pilots who fly to remote fishing lodges in tricky locations and bad weather. He explains why even the most veteran fisherman seems to muff his cast whenever he’s being filmed or photographed. He describes the all-but-impassable roads that fishermen always seem to encounter at the best fishing spots and why fishermen discuss four-wheel drive vehicles almost as passionately and frequently as they discuss fly rods and flies. And while he’s on that subject, he explains why even the most conscientious fisherman always seems to accumulate more rods and flies than he could ever need. Fish In the News Fish in the News https://thehustle.co/bumblebee-tuna-price-fixing http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/sunken-ships-lake-michigan-are-visible-ghostly-blue-180955108/

Interview with Gretchen L. Gierach, PhD, author of Association of Adjuvant Tamoxifen and Aromatase Inhibitor Therapy With Contralateral Breast Cancer Risk Among US Women With Breast Cancer in a General Community Setting

Denice Gierach is a highly successful attorney who combines expertise in estate planning, trust administration and business law. At the Gierach Law Firm, a highly specialized boutique, she has been assisting clients with their business and personal legal matters, from business formation and tax planning to business succession and estate planning, for more than 30 years.

Few writers in the realm of fly-fishing have achieved the iconic status of John Gierach. One of the great honors of my career has been to have piqued Gierach's interest in tenkara, and then to fish with him on a few occasions. Last year he released his latest book, All Fishermen are Liars, I'm still debating whether the inclusion in a book with this title is something of which to be proud...but I guess I am. John and I sat down last year to have a conversation about his experiences with tenkara . We put out the video you can see on the link: http://www.tenkarausa.com/john-gierach-talks-tenkara-all-fishermen-are-liars/. Since that interview several people asked us to release the full interview, and the podcast is a great medium for that. So, here is our unabridged conversation...except for a couple of small cuts for when we got too distracted by his cute cats. Check out John Gierach's book here: http://books.simonandschuster.com/All-Fishermen-Are-Liars/John-Gierach/9781451618327 Subscribe to Tenkara Cast and leave us a review in iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/tenkara-cast-podcast-on-tenkara/id1030012409?mt=2

Dr. Mary Ellen Barnes, president of Non 12 Step Treatment, will be our first guest of the evening and she will discuss the evidence-based treatment protocols which she uses at her alcoholism treatment facility in California. Her web site is http://www.non12step.com Our second guest is James Gierach from Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP www.leap.cc). Mr. Gierach is a Former Cook County, Illinois State Prosecutor who will be speaking out against the war on drugs. As always we reserve the final 10 minutes of the show for Stanton's Corner, where Dr. Stanton Peele will comment on addiction issues of the day.