Podcasts about glorious bastards

Gameweek 34 - Saw some controversy, and subpar refereeing decisions impacting some teams, along with some great FA cup action and quarter finals 2nd leg action. 

Encore une fin de semaine agitée avec nos glorieux. Aujourd'hui autour de Yassine Belattar et Thomas Barbazan, le retour de Djamel Oudny, Kino le roi de la bagarre, et Younes Hanifi et son rire modéré. Avec aussi la participation du poto talentueux Younes Depardieu. Kiffez bien et financez-nous sur www.lanouvellevanne.com et https://fr.tipeee.com/les-trente-glorieuses

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/281 Presented By: Trxstle, Fly Fishing Film Tour, Anglers Coffee, Togens Fly Shop Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Jako Lucas from Capt Jack Productions is back this time to take us around the world to hear some of the most prized locations that he's fished and some of the places that he thinks are definitely doable for us today. Jako has been to many of the exotic destinations and shares a few of these stories. We dig into Jako's top 20 Destination Fly Fishing and find out what species is best to fish in that area. Jako also tells us what he's been up to with Capt Jack Productions - 2022 destination plans and making a new film that we should be excited about. This one is another one that's too good to slow up! Destination Fly Fishing Show Notes with Jako Lucas 03:15 - Jako was on the podcast first at WFS 068 04:31 - Jako and Capt Jack Productions is working on a new movie and is busy with his clothing brand called Fly Religion 06:55 - Payara, the Vampire fish 10:19 - Wolf fish is one of the species you can catch in the Amazon waters 10:35 - Jeff Currier was on the podcast at WFS 065 where we talked about all other species to catch on the fly 11:00 - Jako was on the Way Points Podcast with Jim Klug 14:45 - Jako was invited to be an ambassador for Yellow Dog Flyfishing Adventures 16:02 - Seychelles 16:10 - Tanzania's Tigerfish 16:13 - Dorado fishing in Bolivia 16:36 - WFS 068 is where Jako first shared his top destinations with us 19:04 - Some notable fishing destinations Jako also likes 20:04 - Jako's bucket list places 21:22 - Goliath Tigerfish in Patagonia, Chile 23:39 - Permit fishing in Mexico 23:47 - In April 2022, Jako plans a trip to Xcalak 28:46 - Jake Jordan was on the podcast at WFS 204 - Jako commends him for the great work he's doing 30:28 - The Billfish are where the Frigate Birds are 33:25 - Captain Jack Production has a YouTube channel 33:29 - Follow Capt Jack Productions on Instagram  35:35 - Capt Jack Productions' Gangster of the Flats 36:01 - Capt Jack Productions filmed Glorious Bastards in Australia 40:22 - Fishing Big Tarpon in Costa Rica 44:47 - Bruce Chard was on the podcast at WFS 124 where we talked about Giant Tarpons 46:06 - Pacu, the jungle freshwater Permit 46:47 - Yellow Dog Flyfishing Adventures legitimately gets people to Cuba 49:59 - Greg Collett was on the podcast at WFS 242 where we talked about Ecuador Conservation 1:01:26 - Jako highly recommends fly fishing in Seychelle and some other places depending on your budget 1:05:13 - What's coming up for Jako in 2022 1:08:14 - Jako's favorite sport Destination Fly Fishing Conclusion with Jako Lucas Jako Lucas from Capt Jack Productions shared his top 20 Destinations for fly fishing. Jako took us around the world to hear some of the most prized locations that he's fished and some of the places that are definitely doable for us today. We found out what species is best to fish in the mentioned destinations. Jako also shared what he's been up to with Capt Jack Productions - 2022 destination plans and a new film that they are working on that we should be excited about. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/281

First and foremost, the entire Glorious Bastards Podcast team would like to send love and light to the family of the fashion icon Virgil Abloh. Such an amazing soul leaving us entirely too soon. Rest well King. The fellas are back for another week of shenanigans. This week's episode covers the most recent Will Smith headlines and quotables, "going full hyena", the allegations regarding Adele lifting a majority of her new album from indie artist Xiomara, Hollywood actors poor usage of Philly lingo, and how E-Hos came to really pod. The majority of the episode covers the record shattering murder rate and uptick in violence against women and children in the city of Philadelphia. The city will see well over 500 murders before the end of the year and the fellas discuss the nuances of the constant gun violence in the city. How can we put a stop to the daily trend of shootings and violence? How can we help the children of Philadlephia learn to resolve conflicts in other ways. Join us for a rather serious episode that remains hilarious in Glorious Bastards' fashion. Enjoy, subscribe and share!

We did it! made it to episode 100!!! We decided to pack this episode full of nostalgia! if you have been listening to us for a while then you will love this celebration episode. We have tons of throwback clips and take a long trip down memory lane of what the show is and what the show has become over the past 2 years which brings us to where we are now.   All 4 of us are back in the studio today which makes the complete failing Hollywood crew! We are excited to celebrate not only this but it is also Mykie-T's birthday! So much good energy.   The Studio has also been upgraded with a kegerator and now we have 2 beers on tap!   We also take messages today from the Failing Hollywood hotline. We had over 12 calls and we love all the love you all showed us. Thank you so much for everyone that called in!   Since we are doing old stuff we do a fun movie in a jar with all of us.   We are proud members of the Inner Circle Podcast Network. If you like our podcast you will love any podcast in our inner circle family. To check out us or any of the other shows visit innercirclepn.com and subscribe on social media @innercirclepn Check out all of our Inner Families best shows   The Plunge #NoOffense Show Shit Happens When You Party Naked Simmons and Moore Podcast The Hood Diner The Untrained Eye     Follow us on Instagram: @failinghollywood     Facebook: @failinghollywoodpodcast     Twitter: @failinghollywoo     Email us: failinghollywoodpodcast@gmail.com     And call us with and fail stories or questions or thoughts : (818) 928-5379     If you are listening to us please rate us and review us, any feed back really helps.

Another week and the fellas are back to pod pod this time. Join us as we discuss the recent gas shortage shenanigans, the similarities between Tesla drivers and Vegans, and how Sprat enjoys raw dogging hot dogs. The fellas also get into the nuances of the Joe Budden Podcast fallout. The importance of having your business in order, maintaining a friendship, trust and respect are things that pertain directly to the success of the Glorious Bastards. We hope to use this as a teachable moment for the future. Enjoy, share, subscribe!

Another week, and due to the most random and weirdest last minute circumstances, E-Hos mysteriously pulls a no-show for the podcast, Reject Reef is off this week, and Sprat has to call in...leaving Elijah to host and moderate an episode on his own. With the help of AntMan and AO Got The Sauce, Elijah creates one of the most entertaining and enlightening episodes this podcast has ever experienced. Join us as we discuss the shenanigans of Derrick Jaxn, what hiphop would be without DMX and 50 Cent's debut albums, Nelly's excitement to join the Glorious Bastards, Marvin Gaye's disappointment in Nas, and the night E-Hos bought the worst hoody invented. Enjoy, subscribe and share!!

Episode 74 - On this our last episode of the year, we present one of the worlds most influential anglers, Jako Lucas the founder of Captain Jack Productions. You may have heard of some of his epic cinematic masterpieces such as " Gangsters Of The Flats" or "The African Tiger", "Relentless Pursuit" or his most recent film that features some epic Australian footage " Glorious Bastards". But what you maty not know is that Jako has guided in multiple countries including Mongolia, Russia, Norway and now in the United States. Jako started his career guiding in the very famous Seychelle's where he established a reputation as a great guide.  On this show we chat to Jako about that mindset that took him to all these places and also helped him to develop into arguably one of the best flyfishing film makers we have seen. Merry Christmas everyone, thanks for your support and listenership over the last year, we have a lot of fun and we meet great people, and we have very much enjoyed getting the anadromous and catadromous connected..... see you next year.  

Join me as I chat with Sydney Finkelstein, who has published over 25 books and 90 articles, with several bestsellers, including Why Smart Executives Fail and Superbosses. Sydney is a consultant and speaker to senior executives around the globe, as well as an executive coach, focusing on leadership, talent development, corporate governance, learning from mistakes, and strategies for growth.   In this episode, we discuss the result of a ten-year research project, Superbosses, where Sydney profiles leaders as diverse as Julian Robertson, Alice Waters, and Lorne Michaels who all have one thing in common – they helped spawn some of the best talents in their industries. The book describes what they did and how they did it, offering teachable lessons for leaders of any organization.  Tune in to find out more!      Episode Highlights:   ●      Getting to Know Sydney Finkelstein [2:00] ●      The Research Process of Writing a Book [4:50] ●      Three Types of Motivated Leader [10:20] o   The Nurturing Leader o   The Iconoclast o   The Glorious Bastards ●      Things Superbosses Have in Common [15:20] ●      The Power of Being Unthreatened [19:30] ●      Power and Importance of Delegation [23:45] ●      Apprentice-Style Management [26:30] ●      Work-Life-Balance of Superbosses [32:40] ●      Book Recommendations [39:50]   AND MUCH MORE!   Resources Mentioned In This Episode: ●      If you are a future or aspiring business leader who wants to achieve the next level of success in your profession,, get started by getting my FREE video short course: The Secret to Unleashing Your Top 1 Percent. ●      Get to know more about Sydney, the Steven Roth Professor of Management and faculty director of the Tuck Executive Program at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College here. ●      Grab your copy of Syd’s book, Superbosses, and learn things superbosses have in common. ●      Learn why the best leaders are great teachers in this Harvard Business Review article written by Sydney. ●      Subscribe to The Sydcast where Syd talks to entrepreneurs, community leaders, professional athletes, politicians, academics, authors, musicians, and many more about who they are and how they got there. ●      Connect with Syd: o   LinkedIn o   Twitter o   Facebook ●      Book Recommendations: o   Drucker’s Lost Art of Management o   Heat     Quotes: “The process [of writing a book] starts with a question not only you, but the people find really interesting.” “The really fun thing to do that is essential is you’ve got to tell the story. You’ve got to know how to communicate.” “If you want to become a super boss leader, it’s actually possible to do it no matter who you are and where you come from.” “If you want to win, if you want to really be the best, you can’t do it yourself. You have to surround yourself with great talent.” “Entrepreneurs don't look at risk the same way as an average person does.” “To be successful in pretty much anything, you’ve got to be really confident.” “The best leaders delegate. You can’t do it all yourself.” “You can’t be a great leader unless you are a great teacher.”     Ways to Subscribe to The Top One Percent:   Apple Podcast Stitcher PlayerFM Spotify

  Episode Description: In this episode the Fly-Fishing Insider Podcast, Greg speaks with Jako Lucas, the brains behind the captain jack productions brand based out of Texas USA.  Greg & Jako talk about how when Jako was growing up in South Africa he was hooked as a young boy due his family’s influence in fishing with his dad. Jako also talks about his days of working in shops during school and then transitioning into becoming a full-time guide. Jako talks a lot about his earlier guiding career and how he was taught to learn moon phases, tides and wind direction which he says plays an important part of guiding properly. We also learn from Jacko that he has fished all over the world for many species in many different environment’s a but holds a place in his heart for both Mongolia and South Africa his home country. Jako and Greg discuss the many species of fish that he a has chased and successfully caught he also gives us some tips on theses fish and where and how to find them briefly. Later When Greg asks Jako about the captain jack productions we discuss his success with making theses films with the goal in mind to help  promote a fishery and perhaps show those who might not have the means to fish there a new fishery that exists and a opportunity to see it threw a film makers lens.  Jako and Greg talk all about the award-winning film “Glorious Bastards” which was based out of Australia and many much work went into this film in making sure that the blue bastard fish had its moment. We also talk about Jakos newest project and that is his clothing line Fly Religion, in which he is currently in mass production of fishing lifestyle apparel and working on technical apparel.  To learn more about this great episode and our guest please subscribe to the show or download us on your favorite podcast listing platform.    Top take a way from this Episode Expand your career and follow it, much like Jako did when he guided all over the planet.       2. Find a project or start something that will outlast and                     provide revenue to your brand. EX Fly Religion Give back even if it is threw your creativity. Much like Jako with his films.   Other mentions in this Podcast: This area contains links to company’s, products, people, organizations and other noteworthy mentions that were talked about during this episode interview on the Fly-Fishing Insider Podcast. Theses mentions are from both the guest or host of the show. Please enjoy the referenced links. Oliver White .Jim Klug Yellow Dog   Howler Bros Mako Reels Yeti Slight line Provisions Josh H   Contact Guest Website: captjackproduction.com Social: @captjackproductions   Like the Podcast, Show Us: If you liked this episode or our guest, then please tell us and leave a podcast review for this episode! Do you have a great idea for guest or an Episode? Please let us know, you can reach the team at. www.flyfishinginsiderpodcast.com we are also very social where you can find a tone of great fly-fishing content, giveaways, tips and more follow us on Instagram @flyfishinginsiderpodcast or find our Facebook page Fly fishing Insider Podcast. Also did you know that twice a month on Fridays were have our other Scientific Anglers Sponsored show “Guided Podcast” featuring the top Guides and brand ambassadors from with in the fly-fishing industry. Thank you for your support!

Fellas held off on the initial episode recorded to pay special respects to a special man. Elijah, who was supposed to be off for the rest of the season, returns for this episode as the loss of Kobe Bryant has hit the members of the podcast very hard, but hitting him the hardest as he is a well known Stan of Kobe Bryant. Of course, in Glorious Bastards fashion, special tribute is paid to Kobe Bryant and his impact on the world. Special condolences and respects to Alyssa Altobelli, John Altobelli, Keri Altobelli, Gianna Bryant, Payton Chester, Sarah Chester, Christina Mauser, and Ara Zobayan. Rest in Power Mamba.

Spirit of Radio c'est un podcast hommage aux émissions de radio rock. Cette semaine une odyssée rock avec Jeff Buckley, Simple Minds, Glorious Bastards, Metallica, ...

The fellas are back with an unreleased episode that was recorded on Juneteenth. For the first time in the 4 year history of the Glorious Bastards podcast, E-Hos has taken off an episode as the rest of the gang talk video games, Cassidy, the Spiderman Franchise, and Big Zaddy Long Legs. Yes...you read that right. Tune in! Subscribe! Share! Enjoy!

How many of you request feedback in order to learn and improve, or benefit from a 360 evaluation? This past week, at Cornell University, we went back a bit further and explored Leonidas I, the legendary warrior-king of the Greek city-state of Sparta. Most of us know of Leonidas I by way of Steven Pressfield’s wonderful book Gates of Fire. Or, we may have seen the movie 300. Both showcase the famous Battle of Thermopylae which pitted 300 Spartans against Persian King Xerxes’ army of hundreds of thousands. What did we learn from the past? What leadership lessons did we discuss? Actually, quite a few. Barry Strauss, Professor of History and Classics, Bryce and Edith M. Bowmar Professor in Humanistic Studies, presented questions for me, that we could share with his students for group discussion. Why is Leonidas an admired figure in modern culture? And why are we fascinated with Sparta, yet no so much democratic Athens? It seems today, as much as in 480 B.C. we are drawn to leaders who have a strong sense of purpose, who serve a cause greater than themselves. Think about our cherished stories of the proverbial entrepreneurs launching a new venture in a garage with nothing then creating something amazing that changes our lives. We spoke about the differences between leadership and authority, and what makes a good leader. Repeatedly, the concept of leading by example, or leading from the front surfaced. All of these reasons attract us to Leonidas, as well as contemporary leaders and heroes. When Strauss asked what kind of leader Leonidas was, Professor Sidney Finkelstein’s book Superbosses came to mind, and his three archetypes: • Iconoclasts, or artistic types such as Miles Davis, who want to be the best in their field • Glorious Bastards, who just care about winning, such as Larry Ellison of Oracle, or • Nurturers, who guide and teach their protégées, such as Bill Walsh, legendary coach of the San Francisco 49ers. Many of us found Leonidas a combination of a nurturer, who cared for his solders, who easily was a glorious bastard in battle. In short, there was a lot to learn thinking about and discussing Leonidas. Both about leadership and about history. We even discussed whether or not Leonidas had a Personal Leadership Philosophy. Look for a future choinquecast of the entire session. What lessons do you learn? Do you request feedback? How does that affect your leadership philosophy? Leaders Learn From the Past.

Josh Hutchins grew up fishing for trout near Sydney's mountain streams. Since then, he's fly fished around the world and started Aussie Fly Fisher, his guiding and travel business. Josh runs a number of learn-to-fly-fish courses, including the Aussie Fly Fisher Youth Academy, which helps raise young fly fishermen and build a positive community within the sport. Josh is an incredibly talented photographer who is regularly featured in leading publications such as National Geographic, The Flyfish Journal and Fly Life Magazine. In this episode of Anchored, Josh and I discuss Murray cod, Glorious Bastards and the impacts of social media on today’s generation of anglers.

Retention. Talent pipeline. We keep hearing these HR terms. In the past couple weeks, a military commander reached out wishing to improve low reenlistment numbers for first term airmen, a federal bankruptcy court shared plans for a 12-month regional leadership development program for junior team members and a local CEO seeking executive coaching connected on LinkedIn. What’s going on? In Dr. Sydney Finkelstein’s meticulously researched masterwork, Superbosses, subtitled How Exceptional Leaders Master the Flow of Talent, he explains that superbosses fall into three distinct patterns: Iconoclasts, who care about their work and their passion, such as Miles Davis, and are often artistic. Next are the Glorious Bastards, who care solely about winning, and know they need the best people to win, such as Larry Ellison, who has spawned a breadth of talent in Silicon Valley. Last, are the Nurturers, or activist bosses, who consistently guide and teach their protégées, such as Bill Walsh, legendary coach of the San Francisco 49ers. It seems each of these three recent events may be describing a need for a more nurturing environment. Finkelstein recognized that all superbosses deeply know their team members, in stark contract to clueless, distanced bosses - think Undercover Boss. We may have been conditioned, especially if we are baby boomers, to simply trust our position of authority, or rank as adequate for performance — leaving development and growth to perhaps a different department. Quite the opposite, superbosses disdain anything that may create physical or emotional distance from those in their charge. What superbosses give protégés, then, is something quite rare in professional life, an opportunity to rebrand themselves, or the ultimate alignment of one’s traits and abilities with not just a job, but also a lifetime path. Leaders are ultimately coaches. Leaders nurture. Super Leaders Deeply Know Their Team.

**Hark! It’s an 87th Precinct Podcast Sidepod!** We slip time-streams today and end up in the 23rd Century before being whizzed straight back to the 20th Century, 1968 to be precise, as we look at what could have been Star Trek’s swan-song. The episode “Assignment: Earth” was the final episode of season two of Star Trek at a time when the show was threatened with cancellation. This episode was intended as a back-door pilot for a new spin-off. So how does this relate to the gritty and down to earth world of Ed McBain and the 87th Precinct? Well, it’s linked by two *very thin* strands. The main star of the episode is the best on-screen version of Detective (2nd Grade) Steve Carella, Robert Lansing as Gary Seven and also Leonard Nimoy who starred as a skinny-tie wearing, car-hiring, drug-running baddy in the 87th Precinct TV series in 1961. Joining Paul for the chat is illustrator, educator and all-round sci-fi nerd, Adam Paxman. Search for his various art outputs online: [Mister Paxman's Glorious Bastards](http://misterpaxmansgloriousbastards.blogspot.co.uk/), [The Museum of Fragmented Shadows](http://tmofs.blogspot.co.uk/) and [Burning Zebra: The Abandoned Storybook](http://burning-zebra.blogspot.co.uk/) – a treasure trove of grotesques, horrors, intrigue, sci-fi, adventure and philosophy in various forms.

Special guest Mr. Mansfield joins the Glorious Bastards Podcast to drop gems on self-empowerment, problematic issues in the black community and Bruce/Caitlyn Jenner.

The Bastards discuss the Cincinnati Zoo shooting and the issues pertaining to the situation. Also, E-Hos tells a very disturbing story about some texts he sent to one of his peers. This is another edition of the Glorious Bastards Podcast!

Discussing the vilifying of hip-hop among other things!

Lately, I've been surrounded by the theme of management and leadership, and the role of each in the future of work. Today, we are chatting with Sydney Finkelstein to discuss what makes some leaders truly exceptional. Sydney is the Steven Roth Professor of Management and faculty director of the Tuck Executive Program at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. He is also the author of the phenomenal new book Superbosses: How Exceptional Leaders Master the Flow of Talent.    The idea for Sydney's book and the Superboss title arose from a pattern that he noticed in the food industry where sous-chefs at a particular restaurant were moving on to new restaurants and becoming executive chefs. Sydney began to research if the pattern was present in other industries and found that in many fields, one person has immense influence in the development of talent in that field. The book took 10 years to write... the more time Sydney spent on it, the more fascinated he became!   So what exactly is a Superboss? While a leader is someone that creates other leaders, a Superboss is even more than that. A Superboss is a leader that helps other people accomplish more than they ever thought possible. He or she really makes it their business to turbocharge their employees' careers. While most bosses are narrowly focused on performance, command, and control, a Superboss has an invested interest in employees succeeding.    Sydney shares some examples of Superbosses ranging from Ralph Lauren of fashion to Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle. He has found that there are 3 types of Superboss: Iconoclasts that tend to be creative and need to learn, Glorious Bastards who are tough and may even lead with ridicule, and Nurturers that truly care about the success of their protégés. We discuss how to spot a Superboss and how to interview a prospective employer to learn if they are a Superboss.    "Anyone in an organization can become a Superboss." - Sydney Finkelstein   We all have the potential to be a Superboss. The traits are completely learnable and teachable but one must be willing to make the commitment. Instead of solely thinking about development of talent and retention, consider the outflow. The best talent most likely sees themselves moving on to bigger and better things so enable that idea. Continue to interact with your team members after they leave your nest. Always be on the look out for talent, inspire your team, instill confidence in others, delegate tasks but don't be afraid to get your hands dirty, as well!   What you will learn in this episode: What is a Superboss What separates a Superboss from others How Superbosses fit in with organizational structures Real examples of who a Superboss is How do we identify a Superboss to work for them Servant-based leadership How Superbosses are motivating employees Innovation and talent in HR Links From The Episode: Sydney Finkelstein on Twitter SUPERBOSSES on Amazon   (Music by Ronald Jenkees)