Podcast appearances and mentions of Greg Gibson

Send us a textIt's Week 11 of the Texas high school football season, marking the last week of regular-season games for 2024! This week, host Taylor Arenz talks to two athletes who are big playmakers for their teams.First up is Greg Gibson, an athlete from the West Mesquite Wranglers. Greg plays on both sides of the ball and on special teams, making significant contributions in their 20-13 win over the Newman Smith Trojans to secure the top spot in District 6-5A! "G2" was the star of the show, and we chatted about the game, his team's amazing turnaround this season, and much more!Next, Taylor speaks with Cy Falls linebacker Kaleb Burns. He shares details about their exciting Week 10 game that extended well past midnight, discusses his season, and talks about his decision to become a Baylor Bear in the future! 

Mr Greg Gibson speaks at our mid week Prayer Meeting & Bible Study this Wednesday night on the 23rd of October 2024, continuing his series on Hezekiah.

Mr Greg Gibson preaches the final word at our Week of Prayer on 'The Tears of Hezekiah.' The second part on this topic.-5th September 2024

Mr Greg Gibson preaches the final word at our Week of Prayer on 'The Tears of Hezekiah.' The second part on this topic.5th September 2024

Mr Greg Gibson opens our Week of Prayer Septemeber 2024, continuning on with his series on Hezekiah. -Monday 2nd Septmeber 2024

Mr Greg Gibson opens our Week of Prayer Septemeber 2024, continuning on with his series on Hezekiah. Monday 2nd Septmeber 2024

Mr Greg Gibson speaking onThe Triumph at the Tomb on our Easter Sunday Morning Service31/03/2024

Mr Greg Gibson speaking on-The Triumph at the Tomb -on our Easter Sunday Morning Service-31-03-2024

Mr Greg Gibson speaking on-The Triumph at the Tomb -on our Easter Sunday Morning Service-31-03-2024

In this electrifying episode, we're back with the one and only Josh Birks, professional bull rider extraordinaire, as he takes us on a wild ride through the National Finals Rodeo (NFR) and some unforgettable rodeo stories.First up, we celebrate Ky Hamilton's remarkable victory as the PRCA World Champion for 2023, marking a historic moment in rodeo history. But Josh reminisces about another epic NFR win in 2010 when his mate Tom McCallum clinched the title during the event's stint in Tamworth. Josh, who was under contract with the PBR at the time, found himself in a rather precarious situation. While waiting behind the chutes, a confrontation with a judge named Greg Gibson led to an unexpected brawl. Josh vividly recalls the adrenaline and fear of fighting a grown man when he was just 18 years old, and the chaotic events that ensued, including a late-night visit from his father, all because of the altercation with the judge.As the rodeo tales continue, Josh shares a hilarious and somewhat messy anecdote involving his mate DD. After a night out, Josh discovered DD in the hallway, covered head to toe in human feces, courtesy of a romantic encounter gone horribly wrong. It's a night DD will never live down.In another astonishing twist, Josh recounts an incident where a SWAT team descended upon a bull ride event. A bull rider's cop father had tipped him off about security guards abusing bull riders backstage, and the bull riders were planning to confront them. Just as they were gearing up for a showdown, the SWAT team arrived, leaving Josh in disbelief, as he had only seen SWAT teams in movies.The episode takes a dramatic turn as Josh reveals that he was once struck by lightning in Darby, Montana, during a bull riding event. The lightning strike affected around 15 people due to the wet conditions. Josh describes the intense sensation as the lightning entered his knees and exited through his boot, causing his muscles to convulse and tense for hours. One bull rider even dropped to the ground due to the electric shock. Tragically, a girl attempting to flee the scene was struck and killed by a second lightning strike, highlighting the devastating power of nature.To shed light on the gravity of such incidents, Josh and the team delve into some eye-opening statistics, revealing that around 24,000 people are killed by lightning strikes each year, with an astonishing 240,000 injured. It's a chilling reminder of the unpredictable and often perilous world of rodeo.Join us for an adrenaline-pumping episode filled with jaw-dropping stories and unexpected twists in "Rodeo Mayhem: Lightning Strikes and Brawls with Josh Birks.#propertrueyarn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's show, Greg Gibson discusses the Shutdown of the Southern Border Rally. Later, Troy Miller talks about the NRB's strategic priorities in the Nation's Capital. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Greg Gibson is the President of the United Patriot Party. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Troy Miller is the President and CEO of NRB.

In episode 128 of RizzoCast, we are joined by former MLB umpire Greg Gibson to discuss his 25-year career, instructing students at umpiring school, why there's an official shortage in youth sports, electronic strike zones, enforcing the new shift policy, his viral moment, the reason behind his retirement and more! Watch and listen to RizzoCast's full episodes: https://linktr.ee/RizzoCast Follow RizzoCast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RizzoCast Follow RizzoCast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rizzocast/ Follow Steven Rissotto on Twitter: https://twitter.com/StevenRissotto --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/steven-rissotto/support

Episode 710: Planters face challenges raising up pastors, but they also have some advantages. Host Clint Clifton talks with Adam Muhtaseb and Greg Gibson about raising pastors from within your plant.

Episode 708: Leveraging business for mission presents numerous challenges, yet there are strong arguments to be made for its benefits. Host Clint Clifton talks with Adam Muhtaseb and Greg Gibson about the value and tensions inherent in mixing the two.

Slappin' Glass sits down this week with the Head Coach of BC Nokia in Finlands top professional division, Greg Gibson. The trio explore a variety of topics including relationship and culture building, playing through stagger and turnout entries, and talk managing pressure and teaching screening during the always fun "Start, Sub, or Sit?!"To join coaches and staffs from over 40 countries who are benefiting from an SG Plus membership, visit HERE. 

This week on the podcast, we're catching up Greg Gibson and James Arluck from Yeti. Greg and James are both very busy people, so we ended up recording a special bonus interview in the middle of the night one recent Tuesday, after the team's Main Event vs. Skorpios. We get into the history of the bot, the current meta in the sport, and where Yeti is going in the future — super interesting conversation, and we're looking forward to having Greg and James on the show again soon.   This week's interview is brought to you by MaxAmps and their new line of “Max Combat” batteries. These battle-ready batteries are available for 1-, 3-, 12-, and 30-pound bots and feature a custom wrap with your team's logo, internal hard skins for extra protection, and puncture resistant wire sleeves. Check them out at maxamps.com   This week's combat robotics news: Blip v. Lock-Jaw post-fight recap: youtube.com/watch?v=FcSyfkeSldM  Bloodsport auction on eBay: facebook.com/bnsrobotics/posts/5164346263624831  Bots FC is applying to S7 with Emulsifier: youtube.com/watch?v=da8Bzt8VY1I  BuildersDB is shutting down on April 30, 2022 :( Gigabyte hosting watch party in San Diego: facebook.com/events/728437918563789  Glitch AMA on Reddit: reddit.com/r/battlebots/comments/temjly/glitch_ama/  Hydra fan-made plushie: facebook.com/Whyachi/posts/5280369395309166  Icewave v. Fusion post-fight recap: facebook.com/TeamIcewave/posts/3104040539864676  Kraken at BST Bots: facebook.com/KrakenBattleBot/posts/376876257771991  Kraken AMA: reddit.com/r/battlebots/comments/tc0z99/lets_get_kraken_on_answering_some_questions/  Kraken v. Glitch post-fight recap: facebook.com/KrakenBattleBot/posts/376095451183405  Rusty's fan-made plushie steals the show: facebook.com/teamironforce/posts/368664545265203  Tombstone captain Ray Billings on the No More Mister Niche Guy podcast: facebook.com/TombstoneBot/posts/370988845032654  Witch Doctor got an autographed salad bowl from Rusty: facebook.com/witchdrshaman/posts/4531609890277143    Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/behindthebots Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts Tell a friend about the show; we really appreciate your support!

Greg Gibson is a traveling locksmith out of North Dakota. In this location, he's the only locksmith for 120 miles and he serves a large enough area to make most locksmiths scratch their heads trying to figure out how he manages the commute times. Listen now to hear how Greg makes it work when he is sometimes spending multiple days on the road helping his customers!CONNECT WITH CLK SUPPLIESWebsite: https://www.clksupplies.com/CONNECT ON SOCIALYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvfJKuV9VIKtDeZjaSWGprwFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/clksuppliesInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/clk_supplies/ ABOUT CLK SUPPLIESCLK SUPPLIES provides Lock and Key supplies to the Locksmithing industry.  Since 2004, providing Key Products for Key People has been our mission,  it's what has allowed us to build trust and relationships with our customers (we call them friends) and only offer the best products and solutions available

The ten o'clock hour of IST tonight with Coach Bob Lovell begins with a very happy Darrin Fisher of Whiteland following their win over Mooresville tonight, NineStar's Kurt Darling detailing Pendleton Heights shutout win over Delta, Chris Lowry from WIOU explaining how Kokomo was able to defeat Logansport, and Steve McClure from Indiana SRN broke down Traders Point Christian's nail biting win over Edinburgh. In the second half of the hour, Coach Lovell is joined by Chuck Sorrel of South Putnam following his team's victory over Brown County, Perry Central's Greg Gibson following a victory over West Washington, Andrew Smith from New Pal Radio after New Pal's dominating win over Shelbyville, WKLO's David Deaton detailed Silver Creek's thrilling win over North Harrison. To conclude the hour was Jake Gilbert from Westfield breaking down his team's win at Avon and Greg Barr. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the podcast, we're doing something kind of unusual—we're opening up the Q&A thread so you can ask us anything. No builder interview (it's shipping week for BattleBots), so expect a couple weeks of kinda unusual shows from us. Oh! And it's our 100th episode!   This week's combat robotics news: BattleBots gets renewed for 2 seasons: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/battlebots-gets-two-season-pickup-at-discovery-channel-exclusive-1234992572  Jenny Taft is not returning for S6 :( BattleBots S1 and S2 are coming to Netflix outside the U.S.: https://www.facebook.com/battlebots/posts/10158040396516406  BattleBots begins selling the opera boxes: https://www.facebook.com/battlebots/posts/10158042099701406  Axolotl is officially out :( https://www.facebook.com/axolotlbattlebot/posts/278419050718002  Bite Force's new sprocket: https://www.facebook.com/AptyxDesigns/posts/3033576080297148  Bloodsport's big SendCutSend shipment: https://www.facebook.com/bnsrobotics/posts/4448878175171647  Deep Six gets SendCutSend order: https://www.facebook.com/deepsixbattlebot/posts/217523323713142  Double Jeopardy is going brushless: https://www.facebook.com/teamdoubletroubledoublejeopardy/posts/845549172735918  Extinguisher's vertical configuration: https://www.facebook.com/ExtinguisherBattlebot/posts/919813635267152  HiJinx poker chip swag: https://www.facebook.com/HiJinx.BattleBot/posts/403185661233145  JackPot's desert spin-up test: https://www.facebook.com/JackPotBattleBots/posts/322843609538670  JackPot is 20 pounds underweight: https://www.facebook.com/JackPotBattleBots/posts/322338059589225  Lucky confirmed? https://www.facebook.com/tkorobotics/posts/225944719535573  MadCatter shows off dual flamethrowers: https://www.facebook.com/badkittyrobots/videos/821030408567576  Malice poker chip swag: https://www.facebook.com/malicebattlebot/posts/381837376678471 and dice! https://www.facebook.com/malicebattlebot/posts/378623973666478  Orby Blade ships out: https://www.facebook.com/TeamORBY/posts/791663651501450  Overhaul is in the crate: https://www.facebook.com/EqualsZeroRobotics/posts/4211632662206935  P1: Unpainted, but complete: https://www.facebook.com/AberrantRobotics/posts/1015771222588565  SawBlaze rally towel swag: https://www.facebook.com/SawBlazeBattlebots/posts/212932167506872  Skorpios' new T-Rex blade: https://www.facebook.com/SkorpiosBattleBot/posts/214738097328820  Smeē is doubling its drive power with brushless motors: https://www.facebook.com/SMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE/posts/350774759846584  The Big Dill confirmed? https://www.facebook.com/teamfoodfight/posts/1324515667964932  Valkyrie weapon shape contest: https://www.facebook.com/valkyriebattlebot/posts/477622306820807  Whiplash gets a surprise visit from Yeti's Greg Gibson: https://www.facebook.com/FastElectricRobots/posts/219735790158571    Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/behindthebots Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts Tell a friend about the show; we really appreciate your support!

Cynthia (Cindy) Beving, Owner/Comptroller/Partner Beving Books, LLC  & Seedy Lemon, LLC 6095 E Grant RdTucson, Arizona 85712520-689-6005 or 520-230-2152         cindy@bevingbooks.com orAbout Cynthia (Cindy) BevingBorn in Iowa and not liking the cold I moved South as quickly as I could landing in Tucson in 2017. I decided to take my 30 successful years of experience in accounting and started my own company, Beving Books LLC, in 2016. My focus is on the health of your company's finances and I offer consulting, virtual Comptroller, and accounting services to help you reach that goal.While in the corporate world, I rose through the ranks quickly because I have a passion and talent for numbers and am driven to see my clients succeed. Outside of Beving Books LLC, I have a commercial property that I lease as Co-Working/Collaborative office space.Greg Gibson: Real Estate Entrepreneur 1632 Executive Suites at1632 N Country Club Rd. Call me direct (520) 870-8066 info@galileo1632properties.com www.galileo1632properties.com  SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | I was hired as a flight attendant for TWA even though I didn't know they hired men.  While still flying, I attended the University of Missouri and completed my Baccalaureate in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance, Management Information Systems, and Economics). Then I received my MBA in Finance from the University of Texas at Arlington. I began consulting back in Tucson for Not-for-Profit companies associated with People with Disabilities. My younger brother Bart has a developmental disability and so it was a natural place to begin. So, a partner and I worked together to start what would become SOREO, the second-largest, long-term care provider for the elderly in the state of Arizona.  My executive suites started with 1632 Executive Suites at 1632 N Country Club Rd. Then into partnership with 6095 Executive Suites at 6095 E Grant Rd. We lease office and executive suites to entrepreneurs who are looking to take that next step. We offer secure individual internet, parking, utilities, security, VoIP phones, private office space, common area use, top of the line AV equipment, professional image, networking opportunities at very affordable prices. Come down and take a look, you'll be glad you did! 

This week's episode of OPI Talk features two guests: Greg Gibson, VP and General Manager, North American Papers at International Paper, and Matt Dodd, Senior Executive Director of Corporate Philanthropy at City of Hope. Gibson is this year's National Business Products Industry's Spirit of Life Honouree, spearheading the 2021 Sustain Hope campaign. NBPI has been supporting City of Hope for over 40 years, raising more than $220 million during that time. This fundraising campaign has been like no other, of course, with so many physical events cancelled. One of these is the City of Hope medical research centre campus tour, typically held in February. As Dodd explains, this is being replaced by a Virtual Tour in mid-June, preceded by a final push for the NBPI's personal giving campaign. Gibson and Dodd talk to OPI's Heike Dieckmann about this unique year – the challenges faced, the opportunities embraced and the progress made in terms of moving a step closer to City of Hope's ultimate mission and focus – to eradicate cancer and diabetes.   Episode produced by Heike Dieckmann Music by: Extreme Energy by MusicToday80: https://soundcloud.com/musictoday80/r... Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music provided by Free Vibes: https://goo.gl/NkGhTg

Episode Notes On this week's show, we dazzle you with fabulous flower arrangements and gifts, and pamper you with the ultimate bed and breakfast experience! First, we'll visit A New Leaf Flowers, Gifts, and More: a fairly new addition to the Union County local business scene. Owner Tiffany Jackson will detail the inspiration behind this splendid specialty shop, and discuss the custom floral creations and gift items available to valued patrons. Afterwards, we check into downtown Henderson's legendary L&N Bed And Breakfast. Nibby Priest and Greg Gibson will explain why repeat guests frequently flock to this two-story treasure for unmatched food, luxury, and hospitality! Find out more about A New Leaf in Morganfield by clicking here: https://www.facebook.com/A-New-Leaf-flowers-gifts-more-100858261338182. While you're at it, dive into the fascinating history of the L&N Bed And Breakfast by way of the following site: https://lnbbky.com/. Find out more at https://blabbin-in-the-bluegrassblabbi.pinecast.co

Greg Gibson, Sun ‘n Fun airshow director and chief marketing officer, speaks with Molly McMillin, Aviation Week managing editor of business aviation, about the return of the aerospace expo and the importance of the show, following last year’s cancellation due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While the number of exhibitors is down 20% from typical years this time, attendance is setting records. Is this show laying the groundwork for AirVenture Oshkosh in July?

On this episode Leading Edge Entertainment talks with a long-time Baseball Ontario, Canada & WBSC umpire, a veteran of 2 World Baseball Classic Championships, the 2015 WBSC Premier 12 Premier 12, a Dick Willis award recipient, and is Olympic Bound in 2021 – Trevor Grieve.   Topics covered are his playing career, getting into umpiring, his experiences at umpire school as a student & instructor, working the championship series of the 2013 & 2017 World Baseball Classic, going to replay, shoe shopping with Greg Gibson, Chris Guccione's swagger, enjoying the nightlife on the rooftops of Tokyo, his gold medal swimming background, and much much more.   So sit back, relax, get ready – it's coming!   Replay Review – World Baseball Classic - https://youtu.be/XTHxFhMl9u8?t=187 His own Baseball Reference page - https://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Trevor_Grieve

Acting Governor Greg Gibson and Karan Garcha, the Economic Development and Prosperity Advisor both from the Governor's office and representatives of the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development office talk to Tammy Williams about Covid-19, governance, economic development and ideas around building St Helena back better. An interesting discussion which concludes by highlighting the importance of collaboration and partnership working

A professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology, Greg has theorised interesting genetic ideas such as the 'Kerplunk Model'  and more recently has been influential in coordinating effective Covid testing strategies. Today we talk about the heredity of traits, the importance of robustness in evolution and the current state of scientific publication. Greg also writes a monthly blog called The Genome's Take, which I highly recommend reading.If you are interested in helping The Biotech Podcast please take 30 seconds to take the following survey: https://harry852843.typeform.com/to/caV6cMzGFull Synopsis:00:00 - Intro01:53 - Heritability, and twin studies11:28 - The 'Kerplunk model'19:31 - Environmental effects on genetics22:88 - Model organisms and working with Walter Gehring29:25 - Canalisation and robustness38:38 - Career choices and the future of genetics43:17 - Covid testing regimes51:34 - The problems with scientific publication and publishing preprints 1:02:06 - The Genome's take blog and book recommendations1:05:11 - Extro

The ten o’clock hour of Indiana Sports Talk kicks off with Coach Lovell talking to Andy Dorrel from Culver Academies after their win over Plymouth, South Putnam’s Chuck Sorrell following his team’s win over Attica, Westfield’s Jake Gilbert joins the program following a shutout win over Noblesville, Darrin Fisher from Whiteland joins following their blowout victory against Seymour, and Kurt Darling from Indiana SRN summarized Cathedral’s win over Terre Haute South. In the second half of this hour, Mike Kirschner from Mt. Vernon Fortville kicks it off explaining how they defeated Pendleton Heights, Greg Rakestraw from the ISC Sports Network explains Carmel’s win over Pike, WKLO’s David Deaton discusses Salem’s victory over North Harrison, Brian Duggar from Martinsville talks about their win over Greenwood, Perry Central’s Greg Gibson talks their win over North Central Farmersburg, 93.5FM/107.5 FM “The Fan’s” John Herrick describes Carmel’s win over Pike, and Mark Foerster from WXFN rounds out the hour explaining Delta’s big win over Fort Wayne Wayne. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Indiana Sports Talk with Bob Lovell brings you High School football from across the state. Bob begins this hour with Matt Thacker from Fairfield they beat Lakeland 42-0. Jake Gilbert joins to speak on Westfield's 45 to 6 victory over Fishers.  Perry Central defeated Springs Valley 36-0 Greg Gibson joined to talk about the game. Mark Foerster joined to talk about Delta's 22 to 16 victory over Greenfield Central. Kurt Darling speaks about the Pendleton Heights vs Yorktown game where Pendleton Heights won 35-7. Bill Peebles joined from Cathedral they got the victory over Brebeuf Jesuit 49 to 7. Steve McClure talks about the Southport victory over Terra Haute South 50 to 36. Southridge gets a win voer Heritage Hills Kurt Guchsel joins to speak on the 43 to 14 victory. Andy Dorrill joins to speak on Culver Academy's victory over South Bend St. Joseph 27 to 14. Rob Connett then joins to talk about Brownsburg's 29 to 8 victory over Noblesville. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cynthia (Cindy) Beving, Owner/Comptroller/Partner Beving Books, LLC & Seedy Lemon, LLC 6095 E Grant Rd Tucson, Arizona 85712 520-689-6005 or 520-230-2152 cindy@bevingbooks.com or About Cynthia (Cindy) Beving Born in Iowa and not liking the cold I moved South as quickly as I could landing in Tucson in 2017. I decided to take my 30 successful […] The post TMB E44: Cynthia Beving & Greg Gibson appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Cynthia (Cindy) Beving, Owner/Comptroller/Partner Beving Books, LLC & Seedy Lemon, LLC 6095 E Grant Rd Tucson, Arizona 85712 520-689-6005 or 520-230-2152 cindy@bevingbooks.com or About Cynthia (Cindy) Beving Born in Iowa and not liking the cold I moved South as quickly as I could landing in Tucson in 2017. I decided to take my 30 successful […] The post TMB E44: Cynthia Beving & Greg Gibson appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Indiana Sports Talk with host Bob Lovell talks High School football across the state of Indiana.Coach Thompson joins to talk about Salems 14-12 victory over Brownstown. Jimmy Cook talks on the Heritage Christian Eastern Hancock game where Eastern Hancock fell 52-21. North Central over Lawrence North 27-21 Greg Rakestraw on the call. Darren Fisher talks on the Whiteland win over Franklin 45-21. Greg Gibson joins to speak about the Perry Central win over Paoli 28-8. Wetsfield wins 24-10 over Noblesville Jake Gilbert joins to talk about the game. Pat Shamley joins to talk about Lafayette Jeff's high scoring victory over Harrison 76-55. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

"Gibbo" shares his thoughts on how to accept not being "perfect" as an umpire, talks about some of the biggest games he's worked alongside Gerry, and tells a classic story of an off-the-field interaction with Bobby Cox that ended in a headlock. 

Gerry's longtime partner Greg Gibson joined the show to talk about the accident that sidelined him for the 2020 season, how the MLB replay operation has changed due to COVID-19, and leaving college to pursue umpiring. 

Reared in Oklahoma, Gib took advice from a pastoral mentor to help guide him in the beginning of his spiritual journey. A mentor-ship which still holds strong today 25 years later. Gib uses Tina Fey's book, Bossy Pants, to help upcoming pastors know what's to follow when preparing for a sermon, and what's next after the last amen is said on Sunday. Also, Gib touches on the 4 pillars (fitness, faith, friends, family) to help find balance throughout life. If you are thinking of joining a church, or considering attending for the first time please consider these powerful points. Think about the lower points of your life and wish what you would have had in a community in it with you, truth source, and desperately need for love. A strong church will walk with you through pain and suffering, truth of scripture will help guide you through the storms of life, and be a place of unconditional love.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wherethefortuneis/message

Thanks for listening to the Great Commission Leadership Podcast! Don't forget to hit SUBSCRIBE and CONNECT with us on Twitter and Instagram: @gclpod. This episode features Greg Gibson, Lead Pastor of Vertias City Church in Washington, D.C. Ad: O'Donnell Financial Coaching RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE: Veritas City Church NAMB Send DC Church Unique, Will Mancini Good to Great, Jim Collins The Leadership Lessons of Jesus, Bob Briner Summoned to Lead, Leonard Sweet Principles, Ray Dalio The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Stephen Covey Extreme Ownership, Jocko Willink Connect with Graham: Twitter • Instagram • Facebook

In this episode of the Church Planting Podcast Clint Clifton talks with Greg Gibson on the subject of multiplying early.

Greg Gibson is the author of four books, including Gone Boy: A Walkabout about the murder of his eighteen-year-old son Galen. After receiving his BA from Swathmore College in 1967, Greg enlisted in the United States navy and worked as a shipfitter until 1971. After his discharge in 1971 he moved to Gloucester, Mass. and worked in a variety of manual jobs until 1976 when he opened Ten Pound Book Company and began his career as an antiquarian book dealer, specializing in nautical books.  This is what we met to discuss at The Boston Antiquarian Book Fair. We tackle Moby Dick, yachting, the growing popularity of ephemera and one of a kind materials, ship logs, letters, sailor's journals & letters, Joshua Slocum, prostitutes, venereal disease, scurvy and much more. 

Gerry was U2 and 2019 crew mate Greg Gibson was the plate umpire for Randy Johnson's perfect game vs. Atlanta in 2004. In this episode, Gerry discusses what it was like to work a plate job with pitchers like The Big Unit and Kerry Wood. What kind of advice did Gerry give to his plate partner during the perfect game? How does a professional umpire prepare for working the plate on a game with one pitcher compared to another? Take a peek at an inside look at some baseball history! 

Episode 21 of RadioNuclear deviates from the norm as it is news-free. This special podcast features ANS Past President and Fellow, United Nuclear Industry Alliance (UNI) Chairman of the Board, and President & CEO of EXCEL Services Corporation Donald Hoffman, along with UNI Executive Director, former President & CEO of Unistar Nuclear Energy, and the...

A talk given at NAMB & 9Marks Church Planting & Revitalization Conference 2018.

A talk given at NAMB & 9Marks Church Planting & Revitalization Conference 2018.

The Washington Nationals will look to put last postseason’s demons behind them as they head to Wrigley Field to face the Chicago Cubs. Things have hardly been plain sailing on the north side, but they still lead the NL Central.Joining Blake Finey on the DoDCast to look ahead to the series is Climbing The Ivy host and Cubbies Crib contributor, Alex Patt. On this edition of the podcast, they discuss the following:- The Nationals disappointing split with the Atlanta Braves- The incident between Juan Soto and Greg Gibson on Wednesday- What has changed for the Cubs since last year’s NLDS?- Who should be watching out for in Chicago?- Previewing and predicting each pitching matchup individually

The Washington Nationals will look to put last postseason’s demons behind them as they head to Wrigley Field to face the Chicago Cubs. Things have hardly been plain sailing on the north side, but they still lead the NL Central. Joining Blake Finey on the DoDCast to look ahead to the series is Climbing The Ivy host and Cubbies Crib contributor, Alex Patt. On this edition of the podcast, they discuss the following: - The Nationals disappointing split with the Atlanta Braves - The incident between Juan Soto and Greg Gibson on Wednesday - What has changed for the Cubs since last year’s NLDS? - Who should be watching out for in Chicago? - Previewing and predicting each pitching matchup individually See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IT’S OFTEN OVERLOOKED. Sometimes forgotten. But it never should be. Recovery is just as important to strong performances as your daily workouts and weekly riding volume. Recovery is the other side of the training balance that we often neglect. That is until we’re in a race, the legs feel sluggish, and the field rides away from us. Then we start asking what happened. In today’s technology-driven training world, we have easy-to-use tools like power meters to track our performance. But tracking recovery is not so easy. What’s lacking is that one clear metric or tool to tell us when we’re fatigued. If you discuss the topic with coaches and elite riders, they’ll each suggest a different way to monitor your recovery. Some will point to objective measurable metrics like resting heart rate, heart rate variability, or blood tests. Others will use more subjective measures — how they feel generally, the soreness they experience when they climb the stairs in the morning, or, sometimes, how much their family wants to avoid them. In today’s episode, we delve into the question of recovery metrics, a question that comes from listener Greg Gibson. First, we’ll discuss why the balance between training and recovery plays such an important role in performing at our best. That doesn’t mean that being recovered all the time is a good thing. So we’ll also address the difference between overtraining and functional over-reaching. Next we’ll discuss a recent review comparing subjective metrics to objective metrics of recovery. If you think that a blood test or heart rate measure is necessarily better than answering a few questions every morning about how you feel, think again. In either case, we’ll look at some of the tools for monitoring recovery, including tests like the POMS questionnaire of mood and the RESQ scale, as well as heart rate variability. Finally, we’ll hear from several coaches and athletes about what they feel works best when it comes to monitoring recovery. Our guest today is Dr. Paul Gastin, a professor at the Centre for Exercise and Sport Science at Deakin University in Australia. Dr. Gastin has spent over a decade working with coaches and athletes in the field. He’s particularly interested in how to best measure recovery outside of the lab and has written an influential review paper on the subject. Our other guests include veteran pro Brent Bookwalter, with BMC Racing. We’re also joined by two excellent coaches here in Boulder: Mac Cassin with Apex Coaching and Fast Talk regular Frank Overton, owner of FasCat Coaching. We’ll hear from Armando Mastracci, the founder of Xert training software, about the potential to use training software to give us clues about our recovery state.

Aaron is joined by Saints Revolution's Greg Gibson Jr. to preview the #Falcons vs. #Saints matchup in Week 16. They discuss the return of Alvin Kamara and how each team's running backs will impact the game, how big a factor Mike Thomas and Julio Jones will have, the play of the quarterbacks and the reinvigoration of the Saints-Falcons rivalry. Greg is on twitter: @srevolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Aaron is joined by Saints Revolution’s Greg Gibson Jr. to preview the #Falcons vs. #Saints matchup in Week 16. They discuss the return of Alvin Kamara and how each team’s running backs will impact the game, how big a factor Mike Thomas and Julio Jones will have, the play of the quarterbacks and the reinvigoration of the Saints-Falcons rivalry. Greg is on twitter: @srevolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron is joined by Saints Revolution’s Greg Gibson Jr. to preview the #Falcons vs. #Saints matchup in Week 16. They discuss the return of Alvin Kamara and how each team’s running backs will impact the game, how big a factor Mike Thomas and Julio Jones will have, the play of the quarterbacks and the reinvigoration of the Saints-Falcons rivalry. Greg is on twitter: @srevolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron is joined by Saints Revolution's Greg Gibson Jr. to break down the #Falcons vs. #Saints matchup on Thursday Night in Week 14. They discuss the improved Saints defense, promising play of rookies Marshon Lattimore and Alvin Kamara, injuries and the Saints ceiling in the postseason in their preview. Aaron also gives his thoughts on a "false" narrative surrounding Vic Beasley's move to linebacker. Greg is on twitter: @SRevolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Aaron is joined by Saints Revolution's Greg Gibson Jr. to break down the #Falcons vs. #Saints matchup on Thursday Night in Week 14. They discuss the improved Saints defense, promising play of rookies Marshon Lattimore and Alvin Kamara, injuries and the Saints ceiling in the postseason in their preview. Aaron also gives his thoughts on a "false" narrative surrounding Vic Beasley's move to linebacker. Greg is on twitter: @SRevolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron is joined by Saints Revolution's Greg Gibson Jr. to break down the #Falcons vs. #Saints matchup on Thursday Night in Week 14. They discuss the improved Saints defense, promising play of rookies Marshon Lattimore and Alvin Kamara, injuries and the Saints ceiling in the postseason in their preview. Aaron also gives his thoughts on a "false" narrative surrounding Vic Beasley's move to linebacker. Greg is on twitter: @SRevolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Utility companies face allegations that they drove up the cost of electricity in New England, and they’re pushing back. A rural doctor is told by the state she has to quit – in part because of her prescribing practices. Her patients ask, “who will help me with my pain?” We have the story of a wildfire that ravaged Maine 70 years ago. And we find out what the deal is with wild turkeys that are bugging residents around Boston. Dr. Anna Konopka of New London used only paper records and did not accept take insurance, but patients raved about her care. She closed her practice this month to settle allegations from the New Hampshire Board of Medicine. Photo by Britta Greene for NHPR Gaslighted A new academic report, released in conjunction with the nonprofit Environmental Defense Fund, says that New England electricity consumers paid billions of dollars more than necessary over a three-year period. The reason? Large utility companies created artificial gas shortages, according to the report. One of the big utilities named called the report a fabrication, but it's drawn concern from state officials. Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey says she is “reviewing” the report, and public utility regulators in Connecticut have opened an investigation. Maine Public Radio’s Fred Bever has the story. Mellanie Rodriguez, Francisco Rodriguez’s 10-year-old daughter, goes shopping for school supplies with her grandmother, Jesus Rodriguez. Photo by Hadley Green for WBUR We've been following the story of a Chelsea, Massachusetts, man who remains behind bars after being arrested by federal immigration officials during a scheduled office visit. Francisco Rodriguez is awaiting potential deportation back to El Salvador, the country he fled more than ten years ago. But as WBUR’s Shannon Dooling reports, life carries on for his family. There are homework assignments, meals to cook and loads of laundry to be done. Greg Gibson, of Gloucester, Mass, with a photo of his son’s killer, Wayne Lo, on a computer screen. Gibson has kept up a correspondence with Lo for years, and the two men met in person for the first time this week. Photo by Anthony Brooks for WBUR It’s been a little more than two weeks since a gunman opened fire on crowd of concert-goers in Las Vegas, leaving 58 people dead and 489 injured. While investigators search for a motive, the family members of those who were murdered are just beginning a long and painful period of grief. WBUR’s Anthony Brooks has the story of two New England fathers who experienced this kind of grief firsthand, and who turned their losses into action. Not Your Typical Doctors Anna Konopka, M.D. Photo by Britta Greene for NENC Dr. Anna Konopka of New London, New Hampshire ended her decades -long practice this month. She's nearly 85, but her retirement is not voluntary. She says she was forced to shut her practice down by a system that no longer values her brand of patient-centered medicine. However, the New Hampshire Board of Medicine has a different opinion. The board challenged her medical decision making and other aspects of her work. While the details of the allegations against Konopka are confidential, it’s likely that her practice of  prescribing opioid painkillers to many of her patients is under scrutiny. New Hampshire Public Radio’s Britta Greene reports. An empty marijuana jar at the Canna Care Docs clinic in Burlington. The company opened its first location in Vermont last month, and offers patients a new avenue to medical marijuana. Photo by Emily Corwin for VPR Two weeks ago, a new health clinic opened its doors in Burlington to do in Vermont what it has already done in several other states: bring thousands of new patients into the state's medical cannabis program. Canna Care Docs bills itself as a “medical marijuana evaluation and education center,” and in places like Maine and Massachusetts, it has created an efficient new avenue for patients to gain legal access to medical marijuana. But some in Vermont worry that the Canna Care model sidesteps the important doctor-patient relationship. Vermont Public Radio’s Peter Hirschfeld has more. Wild Fires, Wild Turkeys Fast-moving wildfires in northern California have destroyed thousands of homes and taken more than forty lives. Seventy years ago, this same time of year, wildfires burned over hundreds of miles in Maine. These fires wiped out towns and forever changed the landscape. New England Public Radio’s Jill Kaufman reports. On Columbus Day, a Cranston, Rhode Island orthodontist stopped in to check on his office, only to find the double pane glass of his waiting room window shattered. And then he found the culprit– a fully-grown wild turkey – still alive. While smashing through a window is rare, human encounters with wild turkeys are becoming increasingly common in the Boston metro and other cities and suburbs around the country. Some residents complain that the animals are attacking humans and cars. Others are bemused or fascinated by the birds, like the Boston man who tweeted this cell phone video of a group of turkeys circling a dead cat, causing a stir online earlier this year. We talk with David Scarpitti, the wild turkey and upload game biologist for the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife about why we're seeing this influx of wild turkeys in urban and suburban areas – and what makes some of them so aggressive. Do you have a question about New England you’d like NEXT to investigate? Tell us about it here. About NEXT NEXT is produced at WNPR. Host: John Dankosky Producer: Andrea Muraskin Executive Producer: Catie Talarski Contributors to this episode: Fred Bever, Shannon Dooling, Anthony Brooks, Britta Greene, Peter Hirschfeld, and Jill Kaufman Music: Todd Merrell, “New England” by Goodnight Blue Moon, “Gold Dayz” by Ultraista Get all the NEXT episodes. We appreciate your feedback! Send praise, critique, suggestions, questions, and turkey tales to next@wnpr.org.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aaron is joined by #Saints Revolution founder Gregory Gibson Jr. to discuss his thoughts on the offseason moves and 2017 expectations for the #Falcons’ biggest rival. They discuss whether the Saints went “all in” with their offseason additions and whether the arrival of pieces along the offensive line, at running back and in the secondary will make a substantial difference this year. They also discuss how the Saints have seemingly been snakebitten with injuries and how that will affect their team. Greg is on twitter: @SRevolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron is joined by #Saints Revolution founder Gregory Gibson Jr. to discuss his thoughts on the offseason moves and 2017 expectations for the #Falcons’ biggest rival. They discuss whether the Saints went “all in” with their offseason additions and whether the arrival of pieces along the offensive line, at running back and in the secondary will make a substantial difference this year. They also discuss how the Saints have seemingly been snakebitten with injuries and how that will affect their team. Greg is on twitter: @SRevolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jed Birmingham, Writer-in-Residence at the GWC and Burroughs scholar gets introduced by Greg Gibson last night.  He spent good time at the Maud/Olson Library which helped his thinking about the concept of an archive.    

RC is one of the two organizers for Seattle Ska Fest 2016. He and Jesse picked up the reigns after the Seattle music community lost Greg Gibson at the beginning of the year. I had no idea that ska music thrived in the PNW and we'll have two nights 4/22-23 at the Highline Bar to find out just how strong it is!

Greg Gibson Talks about his book The Old Turk’s Load

At the Wedding & Portrait Photography International (WPPI) conference 2012 in Las Vegas, Catherine is joined by 8 industry experts and insiders to convene on the controversial subject, "Is Technology a Menace to Photography?" The luminary-studded panel featured renowned photographers such as Pulitzer Prize winner Greg Gibson, celebrity photographer and Help-Portrait creator Jeremy Cowart, reDefine host Tamara Lackey, Fast Track Photographer educator Dane Sanders, legendary wedding photographers Cliff Mautner and Jerry Ghionis, hot emerging fashion photographer Lindsay Adler, and glamour queen Sue Bryce. They engaged in a heated discussion about topics, such as the too-easy lure of technological gimmickry to smooth over lack of artistic know-how; self-education and cultivation of a unique creative vision with responsible and mindful use of technology; so-called "naive" art; the future of point-and-shoots and DSLRs in an age of camera phones; and the relevance of professional photographers over the coming decade. Guests: Greg Gibson, Jeremy Cowart, Tamara Lackey, Dane Sanders, Cliff Mautner, Jerry Ghionis, Sue Bryce, and Lindsay Adler Hosts: Catherine Hall and Leo Laporte Follow Catherine on Twitter. You can also check out her blog here. Don't miss a chance to watch or listen to your favorite photographers – download and subscribe to TWiT Photo podcast for free at twit.tv/shows/twit-photo. Thanks to CacheFly for providing the bandwidth for this show. Sponsor: Ford Eco Boost