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Ian Bagg is coming back to DC for one night only, June 12th at Sixth & I! He joined me for a great conversation about the show, getting stuck in Australia on his recent trip, making jokes work anywhere in the world, getting the audience to be a part of his comedy shows, how his wife Dr. Bagg is really the funny one, seeing grown men cry during the Oasis reunion tour, Diamond David Lee Roth and how lifechanging a bidet really is! I hope you like our interview and make sure you see Ian Bagg on June 12th at Sixth & I. You can get tickets at sixthandi.orgIan, thanks for talking about music and your clean heiney and everything! 

We have Maroon, Braith Anasta and Brandon "the Cheese" Smith in for Josh Mansour this week, Braith and The Cheese both come out in support of Spencer Leniu. They chat Penrith, are they up to scratch this season, what is going on with them, will they make the 8 let alone the 4. NRL legend Nathan Hindmarsh is in studio for a chat with the boys about the Eels and Hiney and the Cheese battle it out in 2 Strong Hearts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Check out this bonus episode of the "Farm To Stable: An Equine Nutrition Podcast" in collaboration with Dr. Kris Hiney, Extension Horses and the Tack Box Talk Podcast! As part of the Extension Horses Working Group, I'm fortunate to work with land-grant university experts from across the USA who are teachers, researchers and horse lovers from all disciplines. The purpose of university extension is to conduct research that helps the community, make that knowledge accessible and facilitate putting information to work. Dr. Hiney invited me to be a guest recently (Feb. 2025) to talk about basic nutrition of the equine breeding herd, since foaling season is in full swing. So I'm sharing that discussion here! Please check out Tack Box Talk for more fun, practical and interesting topics, and share this one as well. Here's a link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tack-box-talk/id1492355719Happy riding!

In this episode, Kris Hiney, PhD, associate professor and extension specialist at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater discusses everything you need to know about keeping your dog safe in the barn. She explains common uses for dogs in the barn, potential liability when having your own or others' dogs in the barn, and how to teach your dog skills that can help keep him safe around the farm.GUESTS AND LINKS - EPISODE 16:Host: Hailey KerstetterGuest: Dr. Kris Hiney | Connect with Kris on Instagram (@OSU_Horse)Please visit our sponsor, who makes all this possible: Calxequin

  In hour 3 of The Armstrong & Getty Show: 2 teams at once, freedom & CA releasing evil The beauty of the bidet War in Ukraine & the "cease fire" talks What Tampon Tim really means when he says freedom See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  In hour 3 of The Armstrong & Getty Show: 2 teams at once, freedom & CA releasing evil The beauty of the bidet War in Ukraine & the "cease fire" talks What Tampon Tim really means when he says freedom See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode I travel to 7 casinos. I play multiple sessions of blackjack and lots of slots. Overall I have a great day and make good money. Sneaky Casino tries to pull a fast one on me. but I have some ideas to combat it going forward. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mw-usa/support

How is your personal hygiene? Chris has discovered a new tool to help you look your best for everyone you meet. We also discuss the key components of a trip to Austin and Thomas is celebrating (for no apparent reason) with a bottle of bubbly).

Ward Hiney, director of Werewolves Unearthed, joins Aaron Deese to discuss werewolves after the premiere of The Bray Road Beast on Youtube - and the streaming premiere of The Skinwalkers: American Werewolves 2 - and the upcoming release of Hunting Grounds: Dogmen of The Lakes. It's a werewolfy kind of week.  Question, comment or suggestion? Email Aaron at aaron@smalltownmonsters.com Instagram: @small_town_monsters X: @SmlTownMonsters Facebook: Small Town Monsters  

This week, we continue celebrating pioneer female MCs in hip-hop with the debut album from Roxanne Shante, Bad Sister, released in 1989. With Marley Marl on production, Shante does what she does best - battle rapping and boasting about her lyrical abilities, making her long overdue debut LP worth the wait. https://www.instagram.com/str8_the_clippa?igsh=cTBzNnFhenRkN3Nl&utm_source=qr https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086006336425&mibextid=hu50Ix https://www.tiktok.com/@brandonhetzel996?_t=8kWF5xzxPl1&_r=1

In this episode, Bob and Brittani sit down with Dark Holler creator, Ward Hiney, to discuss the stories of High Strangeness that he has told and has yet to find. Covering everything from rural Appalachia to Skinwalkers in Utah, this episode traveled all over the United States!⏳Find more Ward Hiney HERE!

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In this episode of the "Sweet on Leadership" podcast, host Tim Sweet engages in a captivating conversation with Aaron McConnell, president of TransRockies Race Series. They explore Aaron's journey from a childhood fascination with mountain biking to becoming a trailblazer in organizing multi-day running and biking events. The discussion delves into the challenges, triumphs, and the essence of creating a career around one's passion.Aaron McConnell shares insights into his early experiences with mountain biking, from discovering the sport as a child to organizing races and publishing newsletters. The conversation touches on pivotal moments, such as winning the bid to host a mountain bike World Cup, the challenges faced during the pandemic, and the strategic thinking behind sustaining TransRockies Race Series for over two decades. Aaron emphasizes the dual nature of the event-organizing industry, balancing the glamour of on-site experiences with the behind-the-scenes grind of logistics, budgeting, and team management.About Aaron McConnellAaron McConnell, the president of TransRockies Race Series, has built a remarkable career around his passion for mountain biking and event organization. Starting with a childhood interest, Aaron evolved into a key figure in the industry, organizing races, publishing newsletters, and contributing significantly to the endurance sports community. With over two decades of experience, Aaron's leadership has not only shaped TransRockies but also inspired enthusiasts to pursue their love for outdoor adventure.Resources discussed in this episode:Alberta Bicycling Association: albertabicycle.ab.caRidley's Cycle: ridleys.comAlberta Alpine Ski Association: albertaalpine.ca--Contact Tim Sweet | Team Work Excellence: WebsiteLinkedIn: Tim SweetInstagramLinkedin: Team Work ExcellenceContact Aaron McConnell | TransRockies: Website: transrockies.comInstagram:@aaronmcconnell@transrockiesraceseries@transrockiesrunningTwitter: @TRraceseriesFacebook: TransRockies Race SeriesLinkedin: Aaron McConnellYoutube: @TransRockiesRaceSeriesTransRockies Race Series Events TransRockies RunTransRockies Gravel RoyaleTransRockies SingleTrack 6Moab RocksGolden UltraMoab Run the RocksMoab Fondo FestGolden RushGran Fondo BadlandsTranSelkirks Run--Transcript:Aaron 00:00You need to follow our strengths really, figure out where we can bring value to the organization, value to our participants, and work hard to really ensure that we are creating sustainable performance and being able to be in a position to provide these great experiences and have that icing on the cake, which is part of the year that we get to spend with our participants and in really cool places. Tim 00:28I'd like to ask you some questions. Do you consider yourself the kind of person that gets things done? Are you able to take a vision and transform that into action? Are you able to align others towards that vision and get them moving to create something truly remarkable? If any of these describe you, then you my friend, are a leader, and this show is all about and all for you. Welcome to the Sweet on Leadership Podcast, episode 21. Tim 01:03Welcome back to Sweet on Leadership. Today, I am going to welcome one of my best friends in the world. This is Aaron McConnell. I've known Aaron since I was just a wee tike. I mean, we started in what? Grade one, pre-school? Aaron 01:18I don't know if it was kindergarten, or grade one. But yeah, I think we lived a few blocks away from each other. And yeah, we were friends all through grade school.  Tim 01:29Yeah and then I mean, since we've also been working, well we've done professional things together, things have just progressed in such a neat way. But today, I'm excited to let people in on your story, because, to me, it represents this move of taking your passion and creating a career around it. And when you and I were kicking around the idea for this podcast, the phrase that kept coming up in my mind was, if you love what you do, you'll never work a day in your life. And I think as we go through this conversation, I want us to challenge that because I'm not sure that's entirely true. I think both of us have the advantage of doing what we love. But I'm not sure about the second part. So, anyway, Aaron, tell our listeners a little bit about yourself so that they can they can develop a picture.  Aaron 02:21Sure, I'm president of TransRockies Race Series. And so we're an event production company, we primarily organize races. So, like running races, and bike races. And we do a lot of multi-day events, multi-day trail running, multi-day mountain biking, gravel cycling, road cycling, and they're mass participation events. So, for the most part, they're not for professional athletes, they are more for, as you would say, enthusiastic amateurs, weekend warriors, and people who love to stay fit outdoors.  Tim 03:01Absolutely, but they still are serious races. And they are where people test themselves. And then where people really can achieve something that may have been in their bucket list for years and years. And so I know that the reputation around Calgary in the Rocky Mountains is quite high when people think of your brand. So, I'm certainly excited to be involved. It's just something that I love to see every year, year on year, how much better it gets and how much stronger the team gets. So, I'd also like you to just take us back. And when I think about us hanging out at your house, or we'd be in your kitchen, I remember your dad had that den that was off the family room. And there was that, you know, first-gen Macintosh that was in there. And I'd love you to tell us how did you first discover mountain biking, and then take us up to the point where you began a newsletter which I remember as a kid, I thought that was just the coolest thing ever. Aaron 04:00Well, how I discovered mountain biking was my family was into hiking when I was a kid. And yeah, I don't know that I always enjoyed hiking that much as a little kid. Yeah, you're in these beautiful places and exploring but it's also kind of long grueling hikes. And my mom would feed me lifesavers, as a five-year-old to try to motivate me to keep going. I remember we were hiking one time and these people came ripping by on bikes. And I have this kind of vivid memory of how exciting that looked. And, you know, I think I spoke to my parents. I said I'd like a mountain bike. And they said, well start saving your money and I think within a few years I had the best Canadian Tire mountain bike that money could buy when mountain bikes were still pretty new in the early 80s. Tim 04:56Yeah. And then this didn't just happen, It wasn't just a one-and-done for you though it wasn't just start writing and be excited about things, you got into all aspects of the sport and what it meant. Aaron 05:08Yeah, for sure, I did my first race when I was 12. I did one race that year. That would have been 1987 and I was probably the youngest person in that race. And it was just outside of Calgary, organized by Release Cycle. And I did that race for many, many years. Yeah, so that was my first encounter. And then with racing, and then I got more involved with racing over time, as the scene developed. And there were more mountain bike races around Calgary and Canmore. And around the world. And then I guess, to get to your question about the newsletter, as you alluded to, as in the early days of the Macintosh computers, and home desktop publishing started to become a thing. And so we had this computer at home. My dad was an art professor at the University of Calgary and computers are starting to become part of that. And I don't know what made me think of it. But I started publishing my own little newsletter about the local scene. So, I do it on the computer at home, and then I'd have these high-quality masters outputted and then copied into newsletters. And so it just sort of gave a little report from all the different events and results. And I distributed them to the local bike shops. I think they sold for a quarter. It just sort of helped to build the mountain biking community at that time. Tim 06:35Yeah. And how old would you have been at that point? Aaron 06:38Well, I guess I would have probably been closer to 15, I'm guessing. Yeah, cuz I've been racing for a few years when I started to put those together between 12 and 15. Tim 06:48And they ran for how long? Aaron 06:51I think we did it for a couple of years, or I did it for a year or two on my own. And then the Alberta Bicycle Association, which had become the sanctioning body for mountain biking, officially, I could do it as part of their newsletter. So, it became a subsection of the Alberta Bicycle Association newsletter, which then led to me becoming more involved in the Alberta Bicycle Association as well. Tim 07:14So a columnist by 17. Aaron 07:17Yes, something like that. Yeah. Tim 07:19All right. So, this happened and I remember around that time you started working, you were sponsored by a couple of different shops and manufacturers. You were on a team. I remember you were on Chugs team. And that was a big deal because he was designing and building his own bikes west of the city. And then it became more and more of a profession. So, you were working at bike shops, I bought bicycles off you, I remember that?. Tell us a little bit about how it became part of your career, then how did that open up? Like how did it become your initial working experience? Tim 07:56So, I rode for Ridley's Cycle in Calgary. It was the first team I was involved with. And I think that was just because I was hanging out at the shop so much, they wanted to organize something, so that I wouldn't be asking them questions all the time, or something like that. And then I was on The Cycle Tech team that was a local distributor that had their own branded bikes for a couple of years. And then Jeff Shugg, with Cog frameworks, he was a custom frame builder out in Springbank. And I was working for him and started kind of organizing his racing team, which was like a, it was not really a pro-team, but like a semi-pro team to promote his bikes. So, it's kind of in the Calgary area, but also beyond. And so we were racing Canada Cup circuit a little bit into the US National Championships, that sort of thing. And so I was working in a shop, helping with the frame building a little bit and mechanical work and then organizing the team, organizing sponsors. And then we started organizing some races, really just to support the team as a fundraiser and profile builder. We did weeknight racing life at Blackfoot Motorcycle Park in Calgary for a while, and that led into more opportunities with organizing bigger races or organizing Canada cups for a few years. And that led to World Cups. And, you know, by that time, I guess you can say I was organizing events full-time by my early 20s, I suppose. Tim 09:36Yeah, and at the same time, you're going through and doing your degree in kinesiology. And that's all happening, but this is all happening at the same time. And it's funny, you know, I'll be around traveling around the world. I'll be in, in Southeast Asia. I'll meet up with Canadians and if it happens that they are from Western Canada, and happen part of the mountain bike scene. Last, you know, Aaron McConnell and they always say, oh, Aaron was the guy that ran that newsletter, or Aaron was the guy that was running the events, and you had such an impact on that community. I don't think you'd ever set out to develop a brand for yourself. But that happened, right? And that really became part of it. So by 20, you're running full-time events. And that's when you started getting heavily involved in that life. Right? And so the early part of your career, what was the event seen? Or what was the event roles that you would be part of? Aaron 10:36Yeah, well, I think when we won the bid to host, a mountain bike World Cup was a pivotal one. And I think that was what set me off on the path of being sort of a full-time professional event organizer more or less since then. And I was early 20s, just finished my bachelor's degree. And we've done a few Canada Cups and kind of on a whim, put in an application to host a World Cup. And we were actually really surprised when we got a three-year sanction to host a World Cup in Canmore. So, that was a World Cup cross-country race. And, you know, the people that were part of the scene at that time, I think, still talk about it, because all of the top pros were there. And big crowds at the Canmore Nordic Centre. I think, on some of those years, they were some of the biggest crowds that anyone had seen, you know, since the Olympics at the Canmore Nordic Centre. That was really key. You know, there was definitely some challenging times to that, as well as, you know, lots of excitement. And I was honestly pretty inexperienced and pretty green to be taking on something of that scale. But I built a great team around me, I had a good business partner, who helped a lot with the business side of things. And, you know, we did that for three years. But then the World Cup was going in a different direction, the venue was no longer really suitable for what they wanted to do. And so there was a change. And I did a few other things over the years, but kind of kept coming back to that management. So, I worked for 24 hours of adrenaline doing their 24-hour mountain bike races for a few years, I worked for Alberta Alpine Ski Association, which was a little bit more peripheral on the event side, and then had an opportunity to join TransRockies, in 2004, when the company was just a couple of years old. Tim 12:34Sure, and at that point, it wasn't run by you, it had been started by another gentleman, right? Aaron 12:40Well, a couple of people. My current business partner, Hiney, who's in Munich, and another gentleman, Chester, who came from Germany, but was based in the US, and then Ken Reid, who was one of the crazy Canuck famous Canadian alpine skier was, was one of the partners at that time. And the owner of the bike shop at that time in Calgary, Kevin McNaughton was also one of the partners.  Tim 13:06So, leading up to that point, here's a question for you. Was there an instance where you knew that this was going to be your profession by that time? You'd run the newsletter that had a lifespan on it, you had worked part-time for others and supported others as employees, that had a lifespan on it. You picked up the rights to hold the World Cup for three years that had a shelf date on it because of the menu and their direction. So, in this entire build-up of your career, and all of these different roles that you had, and these different events that you run, and these different ventures that you that you embarked on? What was the moment that you realized that I was gonna go all in on this?  Aaron 13:49Yeah, I think it was somewhere between finishing the World Cups in 2000. And starting with TransRockies, in 2004. The other thing that happened in that time period was I started working on my MBA in 2001, I started and I guess when I started working on my MBA, I didn't know that I would want to continue as a small business entrepreneur, and I guess a field that maybe seemed like it might have questionable viability from a business perspective. And it wasn't really until I started with TransrRockies, that it seemed like, this is probably going to be something that I really pursue. I'd had that vision since before we started on World Cups in the late 90s. But I didn't know if it was something that would kind of work out. Or, you know, there'd be other opportunities that would be more attractive down the road. Tim 14:52And I know that there's always periods where different opportunities are presented to us and we look at them and there's those questioning periods where we say, would I jump to do this or try something else? And then there's that question of, you know, do I keep going? And I go through those. I mean, I go through those in my own in my own career and with my own company. But when we compare, say, my line of work as a consultant to your line of work, as a guy organizing these amazing events, there's something too that I think, is really interesting. And that is, every once in a while, okay, from my perspective, I'll be facilitating a session, I'll be having a lot of fun doing it. And then I'll get people coming up afterward and saying, you know, I look like you're having a lot of fun there. And this would be pretty interesting. And I wonder if I could be a consultant or I could be a facilitator, or I could be a coach? And you present yourself in a way that they think this looks funner than my day job? Man, I really like to do this, this must be you must be just having a-rockin' good time. Yours is even more extreme. I mean, you're out. I love, TransRockies, for those of you who haven't yet looked at it, you need to go to TransRockies, transrockies.com, show notes in the link, link in the show notes, sorry. These are great events, you often talk about them as if they are summer camp for adults, right? And so people are out there and they are having a blast. And they're doing what they love. And they're out in the sun. And they're out in nature. And they're sweating in all the right ways and good food, good drink, good friends, campfires, the whole nine yards. And they must look at you and say, Wow, what a job to be able to do this for your entire career. Right? Become this adult, camp counselor, camp manager? How much fun could this be? But what's the behind-the-scenes of all that, Aaron? What are your experiences with people having questions and assuming certain things? And then what's the reality? Aaron 17:03Well, there's definitely two sides to it. So, we live double lives, I guess. And in this industry, because there is the times when we're in the field, basically. So, when we're at an event, we're working on an event, and we're with the athletes. And for the most part that's really positive. You know, unless we're dealing with some kind of crisis that comes up, which does happen sometimes as well. But that's what we live for at events, or even when we're on a scouting trip, or doing route planning, or something out in the field. And that's where the glamorous side of the event promoter lifestyle is maybe a little bit true. I mean, yeah, sometimes we're trying to figure out where to put the porta potties or something, but, you know, still, you know, being creative and hanging out with great people in really cool places. And then the other side is making it all work on the back end. So, you know, we're on our Twitter, we're on the phone, we're, you know, booking the toilets, we're working on budgets, and having to do all that behind-the-scenes work to make sure, A. everything works logistically for the event, we're meeting our sales targets, we're spending within budgets, and really being like a grown-up organization. And the interesting thing about, I guess, race organizing is that a lot of people that organize races, do it as a sideline. They might be professionals in their real lives, but they kind of organize races as a hobby. And they don't necessarily have to take a salary or that sort of thing, they put on sometimes some really awesome events, but they don't necessarily have the ability to scale or the ability to stick with it over a long period of time, that sort of thing. Because they're only doing one event, we're doing 35 event days a year, over many years with a business that's intended to outlive its current employees and shareholders. So, we have to kind of run it to a different standard and think differently about risk and profit and all that sort of thing.  Tim 19:13For everybody's information, you've just completed which season now?  Aaron 19:1621st, I guess, yeah. 21st season of operation. Tim 19:22And that 20th season was happening the year before this one was happening right at the sort of tail end of the big of COVID and the pandemic. And that pandemic, I mean, having been there with you through that, that put into sharp relief, you know, where the business required support and adulting or whatever you want to call it. That was a rough year for many events or a rough few years for many events. And a lot of event companies didn't survive. You know, a lot of companies just had to shutter but you saw it through, and you had put levers in place and supports in place so that you could make that through. When you think back on that time as really a massive milestone in all of this, how did you conceptualize your journey, at that point, thinking back 20 years when it all started? And did you draw on that, in order to make it through? Did you have to draw on the passion in order to make it through the real, tactically risky portions of those few years? Aaron 20:35Yeah, absolutely, we had been through some challenging times, just with trying to make the events profitable and survive as a company and grow. And we had actually, a few years before the pandemic, we'd taken on a new group of investors, which just helped us with some financial strategy and some advice. And, you know, it really helped us during that pandemic, to be able to get together and talk about things and strategize, you know, I'd also been working with you for a few years, which was another great source of support. And it was definitely the biggest crisis we'd seen. But it wasn't like we hadn't seen crisis before. So, on one side that helped. It also, I think, helped that, you know, there were a lot of signs that kind of reassured people in the endurance sports industry, that there was demand, and that demand would come back. It took longer to get back to events than anyone thought, especially in the beginning. We thought we'd be back to events, you know, later in 2020. But it was really late 2021, in the US, and 2022, in Canada, when we got back to a semi-normal season, that accumulated a lot of rollover liabilities from people that didn't get to go to the event that they had signed up for. And we promised them that they could get their entry later on. And meanwhile, we kept all our employees during that time. So–  Tim 22:11Added employees during that time. Aaron 22:12Yeah. Yeah and then we also did look at it as an opportunity. We took the bandwidth, it opened up and created a few new events, which we operated for the first time in the last couple of years. It actually allowed us to scale our business, that was still a big time of an investment. But I feel like we've got something to show for it, coming out of it. You know, the way that it transformed all industries in terms of how we looked at remote work, and how we operate as a team also transformed us. Tim 22:45So, the big picture that I've got in my mind after talking today, and watching you for these many years, and then working with you since what 2016, is exactly what you said there, there are people that can come on, and they can run these events once. But to sustain them and to keep them fresh and to make them economic and to have them be a place that can employ people and really make it into a standalone venture that isn't simply a one-off. It really is an achievement. And I think to Richard Young, who we both know who's been on the show before, and he talks about, we have to get out of our talk around just high performance, but it's sustainable high performance. Anybody can podium once, can they podium again and again and again, can they perform over and over? And really that's what you're demonstrating. And that becomes the behind-the-scenes that people probably don't really appreciate. What's that saying? You know, you're an overnight success that happened to take 20 years to create kind of thing, right? So, when we look at this, and we round around to some of our initial questions and thoughts here. So, this rounds us around to the question of the day, after seeing you go through all of this over the years, and being there for a lot of it with you, which has been an absolute joy. It's been one of the highlights of my work. Can we say that there's any truth to that statement? That if you love what you do, you'll never work a day in your life? Is that statement incomplete? Aaron 24:19It goes back to what I said before about living two lives. There probably are some people in certain industries that can come a lot closer to that, where they can really follow their passion. But we get a piece of that when, as I said when we're in the field, which is a good chunk of the year, but you know, there's lots of other parts of the year where we are grinding, for sure. And I think in that part of the time, you need to follow our strengths, really, and figure out where we can bring value to the organization, value to our participants, and work hard to really ensure that we are creating sustainable performance and being able to be in a position to provide these great experiences and have the icing on the cake, which is part of the year that we get to spend with our participants in really cool places. Tim 25:20I know for you, between the two of us, we've had, you know, a little metric off to the side, which is how much time can Aaron spend in the saddle or as a participant, right? And that's really important. And I love the point that you made about, we have to play to our strengths or realize our strengths. It's also about surrounding ourselves with people that enjoy the things that we might find a grind, right? So, that we can really make sure that we maintain that love and that excitement that ultimately is going to carry through to the experience that the customers have, because you can't you can't give away what you don't have. Right? So, you have to be living that joy. But there's very real work in behind that that goes into it. So, it's not always roses, but we have to keep the capacity open for the enjoyment of it, as well. And have you found that that has to be a conscious decision to make sure that you are maintaining that time for yourself? Aaron 26:21Yeah, absolutely. We've made more of an effort in recent years to go to other events, people's events that we don't produce, and try to participate in other events, both as individuals and sometimes as a group as well. Which can be, you know, a bit of a team building thing, but it's fun for us and we all sort of buy into the lifestyle, and yeah, that's why we're here. But it also kind of gives us legitimacy as event organizers, when, you know, we know what the experience is, like on the other side of the fences. We know what it means to suffer out on the trail and celebrate with a beer afterward, you know? Tim 27:05Yeah, well, I mean, the energy from these events is palpable. And, again, anybody who's listening, I would really encourage you to go and check out Aaron, check out Aaron on social, check out TransRockies on Instagram, and you'll get a feel for what the energy on these transient race track campuses are from event to event. And it's really something. So, with that in mind, what's got you excited about TransRockies, adventure sports in general? You know, what really do you feel is going to be the next step for you and the company?  Aaron 27:42We're kind of at an interesting point now, where our season is very full. For the number of employees that we have, there's basically six of us that are either full-time or between half and full-time. And, boy, we're busy with the number of events that we have. And so on the one hand, we're looking at optimizing, you know, which events make sense to continue, which ones might not, where does it make sense to grow? Can we grow with our current structure? You know, because we're sort of mostly in a place now where we can only be in one place at one time as an organization. And how do we make that step to being in multiple places at once? You know, does it even make sense to make that step? Or are we better just to focus on doing fewer, or the current number of things that we're doing now? How do we avoid burnout in our core crew? If we're growing the organization, what's going to be most viable and sustainable for us as a group? So, that's kind of exciting. Right now we've got certain aspects of our business that are doing really well. And so we're looking at opportunities to grow in those areas. And, you know, others we're maybe struggling a little bit and trying to change our format up and make it more attractive to people and more accessible, which is all, you know, really interesting, kind of creative, strategic thinking, work that is keeping us engaged. Tim 29:11And it's all around if we go way, way back to the Macintosh sitting in your dad's den. It goes back to the fact that there is a community that needs to be served, right? You've done it all the way along your career. And there are technical challenges, there are organizational challenges, those have gotten bigger and gnarlier. And, you know, regulatory and everything has gotten tighter. But you're still holding that at the core. Right? And that excitement around bringing that to people and seeing them light up and when you get Junior riders coming out and seeing them experience it for the first time. Maybe not on a Canadian Tire special, but you know, in their own ways. So, that's just got to be full of it. Well, Aaron, I want to say thank you for joining me today. I think your story is one that people will really be able to empathize with in their own ways. In that way, I hope that people find what they love within their career. Aaron 30:09Well, thanks for having me on giving me the opportunity. And also thanks for all your help and support and coaching and so forth over over quite a few years now. Great to have you as part of the TransRockies team. Tim 30:22Yeah, it's always been my pleasure and I love getting into it. And I love spending that time with you and the crew. All right, let's also not miss this opportunity to tell people if they want to get involved, if they are avid in running or cycling, and would like to check these events out. What's the best way that they can get in touch with TransRockies? Or you? Aaron 30:42Yeah, absolutely, for TransRockies, it's transrockies.com. The main social handles are @transrockies and @transrockiesrunning. And then myself, it's @aaronMcConnell on socials. Tim 31:00Well, we're gonna put a link to that in the show notes, we're also going to put a link to each of the different events because you've got the Fondos, you've got the runs, you've got all of the marquee events that you put out over the years. And really, there's something there, for everybody and for every skill level. And it's a great way to get involved. And I know it still attracts some of the hardcore competitors too. So, it's not like they're absent from this. It's just such a great opportunity to get out and enjoy things and what a milestone for people. So, really encourage you to go check it out. It is so much fun. Tim 31:43Thank you so much for listening to Sweet on Leadership. If you found today's podcast valuable, consider visiting our website and signing up for the companion newsletter. You can find the link in the show notes. If like us, you think it's important to bring new ideas and skills into the practice of leadership. Please give us a positive rating and review on Apple podcasts. This helps us spread the word to other committed leaders. And you can spread the word too, by sharing this with your friends, teams, and colleagues. Thanks again for listening. And be sure to tune in in two weeks' time for another episode of Sweet on Leadership. In the meantime, I'm your host, Tim Sweet, encouraging you, to keep on leading.

Director Ward Hiney of Dark Holler Films joins Heather Moser to discuss Werewolves Unearthed and much more.    Have a question, comment or suggestion for the show? Reach out to Heather at heather@smalltownmonsters.com Instagram: @small_town_monsters X: @SmlTownMonsters Facebook: Small Town Monsters

Director Ward Hiney of Dark Holler Films joins Heather Moser to discuss Werewolves Unearthed and much more.    Have a question, comment or suggestion for the show? Reach out to Heather at heather@smalltownmonsters.com Instagram: @small_town_monsters X: @SmlTownMonsters Facebook: Small Town Monsters

Ward Hiney, director of Werewolves Unearthed and head of Dark Holler Films joins Aaron Deese to discuss werewolves/dogmen, filmmaking, general strangeness and much more.  Watch Werewolves Unearthed Youtube Prime Video   Instagram: @small_town_monsters X: @SmlTownMonsters Facebook: Small Town Monsters    

Episode 117:  The Hiney-Lick Maneuver   Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/shadedcorner   As always we'd love to hear from you, feel free to follow one of the links below or shoot us at the below email.  Thanks as always for listening and checking us out, we are so grateful for all of you.   Feel free to check out our other places and if you have any questions or would like to join us, please reach out.     Merch!:  https://shaded-corner-podcast.creator-spring.com/   Youtube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdgY2bl_lDX2bwlyku1-p9A?view_as=subscriber   IG- https://www.instagram.com/shaded_corner/   Email:  ShadedCornerMedia@gmail.com

Your simian-loving hosts embark on a therapy session in which they discuss the 2023 movie APE VS MECH APE. Yes, it is a sequel. No, we did not watch the first one (APE VS MONSTER). It was still a quite lively conversation. No poo was flung while making this episode. Bleu Fez did try to … Continue reading "Unsane Radio 0225 – Ape Mecha Hiney Ho!"

Your simian-loving hosts embark on a therapy session in which they discuss the 2023 movie APE VS MECH APE. Yes, it is a sequel. No, we did not watch the first one (APE VS MONSTER). It was still a quite lively conversation. No poo was flung while making this episode. Bleu Fez did try to … Continue reading "Unsane Radio 0225 – Ape Mecha Hiney Ho!"

Procrastination is something that many of us struggle with. Sometimes there are things we want to try or start, but we keep putting it off and putting it off. Maybe it's doing more hiking and camping, learning to crochet, or incorporating meditation into our daily routines. Whatever it is, we put it off, and then before we know it, another year has passed without doing the thing we want to do. In business there are many different things that can lead you to procrastinate. So in this episode of It's All BS, we're diving into why you should get your hiney in the chair. We talk about:

May 23, 2023 - Tom Hiney is a British journalist and acclaimed author who recently became a Catholic and is preparing for ordination to the priesthood. ”The Song of Ascents” tells the stories of people turning to God in horrible moments, with faltering human hearts, and finding Him to be faithful.  The Song of Ascents: https://ignatius.com/the-song-of-ascents-soap/  Links to download the Veritas app: https://www.veritascatholic.com/listen   Joe & Joe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/withjoeandjoe Joe & Joe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@THEFRONTLINEWITHJOEJOE 

Double Trouble (1992) brings us one step closer to completing the filmography of the Barbarian Bros. This time one's a cop, one's a cat burglar. They're forced to be partners on opposite sides of the law when they both get tangled up in a high-stakes diamond heist. With a preppie FBI handler and plenty of… Continue Reading BMFcast 578 – Double Trouble – Michalak-a-Hiney-Ho The post BMFcast 578 – Double Trouble – Michalak-a-Hiney-Ho first appeared on Bad Movie Fiends - The BMFcast.

Hey Hey It's Nate & Smitty on a Friday morning. We are here to share some funny/ interesting news stories for you this morning. So listen up and hear a tale from the mouths of Nate & Smitty.

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Robbie's Rundown kicks off a Thursday program with stories on bear saving tactics employed in one northern MN town, the death toll continues to rise in Turkey and Syria and more concerts are coming to the listening area this summer and beyond.

Finding the way to Christ can be a journey full of obstacles and challenges. This week is part two with Tom Hiney sharing stories of Christians on their way to faith in an interesting, entertaining, thought-provoking conversation. His book is The Song of Ascents: Lives of Rage and Stillness. This episode is brought to you in part by Crowning Glory Tea Room.

In this episode, Dr. Mistry and Donna Lee are joined by friend and colleague Dr. Andrew Miller of Central Texas Colon and Rectal Surgeons. Dr. Miller specializes in surgical treatments for diseases of the colon, rectum, and anus. Today, he explains why two simple preventative health measures can keep patients out of his operating room: eating more fiber and having routine colonoscopies. Neglecting either can become a real pain in the butt. Listen in to learn why you should never TikTok on the toilet, but you should try putting hemorrhoid cream on the puffy bags under your eyes! To schedule an appointment with Dr. Miller, visit Central Texas Colon and Rectal Surgeons online or call 512-220-7002 today. Voted top Men's Health Podcast, Sex Therapy Podcast, and Prostate Cancer Podcast by FeedSpotDr. Mistry is a board-certified urologist and has been treating patients in the Austin and Greater Williamson County area since he started his private practice in 2007.We enjoy hearing from you! Email us at armormenshealth@gmail.com and we'll answer your question in an upcoming episode.Phone: (512) 238-0762Email: Armormenshealth@gmail.comWebsite: Armormenshealth.comOur Locations:Round Rock Office970 Hester's Crossing Road Suite 101 Round Rock, TX 78681South Austin Office6501 South Congress Suite 1-103 Austin, TX 78745Lakeline Office12505 Hymeadow Drive Suite 2C Austin, TX 78750Dripping Springs Office170 Benney Lane Suite 202 Dripping Springs, TX 78620

Finding the way to Christ can be a journey full of obstacles and challenges. Tom Hiney shares stories of Christians on their way to faith in an interesting, entertaining, thought-provoking conversation. His book is The Song of Ascents: Lives of Rage and Stillness. This episode is brought to you by Notre Dame Federal Credit Union. 

#105 “ANGELOLOGY” w/Ward HineyWard joins the podcast to explain the different levels of angels.Ward Hiney linksIGhttps://www.instagram.com/darkhollerfilm/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3DWebsitehttps://www.darkhollerfilm.comHelp support the show with the value for value mode. If it's time or talent send to killthemockingbirds@gmail.comFor all treasure click the PayPal link on our link tree.https://linktr.ee/killthemockingbirdsLike & SubscribeKILL THE MOCKINGBIRDSOn Apple, google & SpotifyGoogle, Podbean ect(Leave a 5 star review)Check us out a podcasting 2.0 appOvercast, podbay, ucast, +moreFollow us on telegramKillthemockingbirdsEmailKillthemockingbirds@gmail.comjoelthomas@vantesla.comFollow IG@operationkillthemockingbirdshttps://instagram.com/operationkillthemockingbirds?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=@seanchrismusichttps://instagram.com/seanchrismusic?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=@vantelsamusichttps://instagram.com/vanteslamusic?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=YTKill the mockingbirdshttps://youtube.com/user/SeanChris83VanTeslamusichttps://youtube.com/c/VanTeslamusicOUTTRO SONGJoel Thomas ft Sean Chris“30 HOURS TO UTAH”https://music.apple.com/us/album/30-hours-to-utah-feat-sean-chris/1640574491?i=1640574492AVAILABLE ON ALL STREAMING PLATFORMS!!WAKE TF UP OR GET WOKE TF UP!!

Dr. Kelly Diehl talks with Dr. Kris Hiney about horse behavior and how a deeper understanding of behavior can have a major impact on horse welfare. Dr. Hiney talks about her new study focused on teaching horse owners, veterinarians and caregivers how to recognize subtle clues to horse affective states, and what she hopes to accomplish long-term to improve horse welfare.

Rob steps into Wiggins America with only Brad's guidance to go on. Did  America's Sweethart (Hannah) approve?  

On this episode of the Sofa King Podcast, we talk about the best looking man in a bow tie, Pee-Wee Herman. Pee-Wee is played by the comedic actor Paul Reubens, and though he seems like an inevitable and overnight success, he worked on his comedy and this character for well over a decade before he blew up in Pee-Wee's Big Adventure. He went to Cal Arts to study acting (alongside The Hasselhoff, I might add), and ended up working with the improve troupe The Groundlings. There, he slowly developed Pee-Wee with help from Phil Hartman. His stage show exploded in popularity after it was picked up by HBO, and then it was on to a film and a hit Saturday morning kid's show. So, why did Paul Reubens quit the show? What happened when he was caught in a porno theater? How did he help start the career of Lawrence Fishburn and Tim Burton? What's he up to now, and can we expect more Pee-Wee? Listen, laugh, learn. Visit Our Sources: https://hollywoodmask.com/actors/paul-reubens-wife-gay-personal-life.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pee-wee_Herman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Reubens https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Paul_Reubens https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/pee-wee-hermans-dark-reboot-paul-reubens-is-ready-stage-a-comeback-1273962/ https://nypost.com/2021/11/16/pee-wee-hermans-comeback-paul-reubens-viral-ask-lands-gig/ https://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-celebrities/richest-comedians/paul-reubens-net-worth/

Join Aroxx & Dusse Dom as they bring you into their world of Toxicity On This Episode: Toxic Topics: Chris Brown allegations Jussie smollet sentencing Toxic flags in men/women Toxic Debate: Men vs sex toys

On this episode James talks about a guy who killed his best frend. and Caleb talks about some moneys getting it on!   Rate us 5 stars and leave a review on iTunes and James will send you $1. Seriously. Please, rate! LIKE and Share! Check us out on Spotify, iTunes, Google Play, Podbean and YouTube all @MorningEggnog Thanks for your support! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morningeggnog Send us something at morningeggnog@gmail.com PodBean: https://admin.podbean.com/Jamesfoxpod/ iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Google Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3GkMzGS... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/morninggnog Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/jamesfoxpod... TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@morningeggnog  

The late, great bluegrass legend Bill Monroe once sang, "I'd rather be in some dark holler." I don't think he was talking about this one. In this episode we sit down with Ward Hiney and discuss his soon to be released documentary series Dark Holler. Dark Holler covers the supernatural events involving one particular family in Southern West Virginia. Ward witnessed a ton of high strangeness while filming, producing, and directing this series. This episode is full of spooky synchronicities and at times is downright jaw dropping. If you like creepy then you'll love this!Check out the trailer for Dark Holler herehttps://fb.watch/bzzmGfNous/Follow Ward and Dark Holler on his socials Please rate and review this episode wherever you listen to podcasts.Reach out to us with your own stories, tips, advice, critiques, etc!appalachianintelligence@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter at @AiAppIntelPodFollow us on Facebook at Appalachian IntelligenceSubscribe to our YouTube channel Appalachian Intelligence Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/AppIntel)

Is this real life? Juke and Mick discuss some nonsense in the news this week to tie up January.

Chew on a Baby Hiney, skateboarding, and the good ol days. Find us at americanforked.com. You can donate to help support the show at patreon.com/americanforked. You can rate us on iTunes and Apple Podcasts. Send an email to info@americanforked.com with a screenshot of your review and we'll send you a special gift. Also, call or text our voice line at (385) 323-0684

Since 2019 SunButter has expanded from handmade sunblock to launching Australia's first reef safe sunscreen packaged in reusable and recyclable tins and Australia's first vegan surf zinc. All our products are listed with the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration and comply with Australia's world leading sunscreen standards. Their teams passion to grow a socially and environmentally ethical skincare company is driven by their mantra, "Protecting People & The Planet".

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In today's episode, the guys dive deep into their experience from a recent trip to Point Pleasant, WV. They discuss their visit to the Water Panther Stone, Chief Cornstalk's grave, the Mothman Museum, the TNT area, and the notoriously haunted Lowe Hotel. They also discuss how strangeness and phenomena may be manifesting itself in Point Pleasant currently, and how it may not be in the form of the Mothman. Let us know your thoughts on this episode! You can learn more on Social Media. Find us on Facebook and Instagram with the handle @swordandstafforder. Also, shoot us an email at orderoftheswordandstaff@gmail.com. Also support us on Patreon at patreon.com/swordandstafforder.

In today's episode, the guys dive deep into the world of Dark Holler with Ward Hiney. They discuss the background to Dark Holler, the exorcism of Kristin Bellomy, the other strange events connected to the event and the family, and in the Uncut portion of the episode they talk about the strange events still surrounding the case today and how it has all come full circle. The Uncut portion contains never heard details about the case that you WILL NOT HEAR ANYWHERE ELSE! You do not want to miss this episode if you've been following Dark Holler. Let us know your thoughts on this episode! You can learn more on Social Media. Find us on Facebook and Instagram with the handle @swordandstafforder. Also, shoot us an email at orderoftheswordandstaff@gmail.com. Also support us on Patreon at patreon.com/swordandstafforder.

On this weeks episode we are chatting with documentary filmmaker Ward Hiney about his new docuseries, Dark Holler! We dive into the film and the phenomena surround this area of weird events, synchronicities, and high strangeness. Film synopsis "Dark Holler follows the experiences of a family harrowed for generations by an ancient spiritual darkness. Initially centered on a young woman that claims to have been possessed in the midst of her witchcraft and drug addiction, the series takes a number of unexpected turns as we uncover family secrets unknown to our initial subjects, explore local geographical and historical connections among this and other cases of high strangeness and even document unexplained phenomena as the film crew experiences them with our characters."    https://www.darkhollerfilm.com/   https://www.facebook.com/darkhollerfilm   https://www.instagram.com/darkhollerfilm/   https://www.loor.tv/  

On this weeks episode we are chatting with documentary filmmaker Ward Hiney about his new docuseries, Dark Holler! We dive into the film and the phenomena surround this area of weird events, synchronicities, and high strangeness. Film synopsis "Dark Holler follows the experiences of a family harrowed for generations by an ancient spiritual darkness. Initially centered on a young woman that claims to have been possessed in the midst of her witchcraft and drug addiction, the series takes a number of unexpected turns as we uncover family secrets unknown to our initial subjects, explore local geographical and historical connections among this and other cases of high strangeness and even document unexplained phenomena as the film crew experiences them with our characters."    https://www.darkhollerfilm.com/   https://www.facebook.com/darkhollerfilm   https://www.instagram.com/darkhollerfilm/   https://www.loor.tv/  

FearScape Media Network is back with an ALL-NEW EPISODE! The Spooky Crew is Getting Spooky with Loor.tv ‘s Dark Holler director, Ward Hiney.  The boys talk to Ward about his experience with a family and a church dealing with an accidental exorcism of an entity that has been haunting this West Virginia family for multiple generations.  They discuss how this has affected his own personal faith and what it all means in the greater mystery of it all! Tune in now and make sure to hold those blankets extra tight as Stefan & Josh take you deep into... the FearScape! Listen every Wednesday on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Pandora, iHeartRadio, and more! Just search FearScape Paranormal or go to www.fearscapepodcast.com to listen now! #DarkHoller #WardHiney #LoorTV #Exorcism #Demon #Entity #Haunting #Church #WestVirginia #Paranormal #FearScape #Podcast #podnation

Ever been to a coffee shop on a weekend and there's a lot of people who are in there that rode their bicycle there? Does the spandex/lycra make their butts shiney? Then you've entered a "Shiny Hiney Cafe". The Gamblers try 3 items that we imagine would be in one of those: Pocket Latte: an edible cup or coffee Pure Elizabeth Collagen Protein Oats: oatmeal snack with nut butter Slate Milk: lactose free milk, made by science? take a seat at the table, this one get's wild.

On today's episode I chat with Ward Hiney, creator and director of Dark Holler: High Strangeness in Low Places, a documentary exploring the seemingly unexplainable in Appalachia. To find out more about the documentary, visit darkhollerfilm.com. Now, without further ado, sit back, relax and enjoy!

We give you the run down on Fauci, and AOC hands us her hypocrisy on a silver platter.

Guest episode with Michael "Hiney" Heinssen.  Should Johnny be "The Beloved" instead of Chris? The lads engage in some baby talk and poetry reading. In Breaking News From Florida, the absence of letters drives a man to fury. Credit card offers validate Pat's existence. Guest, Mr. Hiney, is the first to bring sources to back up his dopamine-filled Pop Take. The lads bring back the age old classic of hating the French for no reason. Pat accidentally reveals a deep hatred of coma patients. Mr. Hiney lashes out at his courteous hosts for critiquing his heartfelt and generous Apple Podcasts review.  The lads delve into the uncomfortable feeling of listening to your own voice. After a brief foray into the world of cryptocurrency, The Intellectual tests Mr. Hiney's knowledge on The Crusades.Want to support the show?Follow us on Instagram to vote on the Pop Take of the Week and the true winner of the LOTR Impersonation Contest.SFH Merch Store: https://teespring.com/stores/sfh-merchLeave us a written review on Apple Podcasts and we will read it on the show!Subscribe to our YouTube Channel! We are currently rolling out new episodes and plan to upload Seasons 1 and Seasons 2 as well as bonus video content in the near future.

Craig is about ready to give up.

You know how sometimes you meet someone who, after talking with them for a bit, you can't help but feel inspired, challenged, or like there was a fire lit under your hineY? Well, that's EXACTLY what this week's brings to the table! It is my absolute pleasure to present Ajit Oommen. This gem of a human being has been a longtime supporter of this podcast's platform, and one of my biggest cheerleaders. BUT, here's something else I want you to know: Ajit PACKS A WALLUP of passion, wisdom, and insight into the realms of business, dreams, and HUSTLE! Yessir, Ajit is a man of grit and determination, and it is my hope that after listening to this episode some of it rubs off on you as well. We tackle topics on today's billionaires, the lack of morality with business, and yet the moral compass that business exposes. Ya, it gets pretty crazy. Enjoy, and please consider following if you'd like to further support Russ Rantz!

Dr. Perry presented at our recent IMPACT Event and hung out after so that our Doctors could get to know the guy who has our backs when the "you know what" hits the fan (and it isn't a matter of if, but when, so you need to know him)--> Great dude.   More resources: Watch the demo: demo.movenowu.com Student Demo: demo.movenowu.com/prepared Get the free book: book.movenowu.com Dominate PI: pi.movenowu.com Website: movenowu.com

Another episode recorded during the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic, this one talking about the toilet paper crisis of 2020 in the United States and how some companies, particularly Charmin, could have used the crisis to their advantage in a very, very strange way! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-unibrow-show/support

The boys catch up and talk about their week, discuss the parting of the GymNasty Boys, the Bibleman Combat Manual, and makes Siri do jokes. WE HAVE MERCH: https://teespring.com/stores/niceboyspodcast Check out the amazing Dog Cops here: /open.spotify.com/track/2OWJCbojVJxQI7I9lFsNdQ?si=uY63DIaPQzy6KuEFEQl-Qw --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tex breaks down a situation that led to him learning there was more than one way to promote good personal hygiene after number two. No thanks to those toilet paper bears.

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Blake and David look back on past years' predictions and make new ones for 2021. Plus: Survey results show the vast majority of bookkeepers now offer AP services, Zoom adds text messaging support and announces an email/calendar service, Square is buying a music streaming service, Expensify launches Expensify.cash, what Google's return-to-office strategy suggests about the future of remote work, 81% of firms expect more remote work post pandemic, the epic battle for income tax among the states, and more

Only words from our Non-Sponsors! People, places, things, concepts, what have you. The Goofs enjoy stuff and want to share that love to our listeners so we compiled a collection of our Non-Sponsors and try to sell you on these so that you can enjoy them too! Amazon links to some of the products are included or check out all of our past Non-Sponsors here. "As Amazon Associates we earn from qualifying purchases." This fifth compilation includes: Trivago, Mike Tyson Mysteries, Brightline, Coldstone Creamery, Expedia, Hyatt Regency Orlando, Munchies, USA Hockey NDP, Best Buy, Gaylord Palms Hotel Resort, Bru's Room, & Arnold Palmers. Donate to the charity drive, Beat the Varus, which will go directly to the CDC Foundation. Listen to us on Podhero! Support the Goofs on Patreon. Check out the Goofs Nest Gift Shop for merch. Interact with the Sports Goofs for all our takes on the #NFL, #NBA, #MLB, #NHL, #wrestling & college sports: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Discord Francisco's Social Media: Twitter | YouTube Andrew's Social Media: Twitter | Twitch Charles' Social Media: Twitter Goof States of America (26): California, Virginia, Florida, Washington, Oregon, Ohio, Texas, New York, Montana, Georgia, Alabama, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Michigan, Indiana, Connecticut, Arizona, North Carolina, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Pennsylvania Goof World Order (27): USA, Canada, India, Ireland, Vietnam, Nepal, Singapore, Italy, United Kingdom, Israel, Norway, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Malaysia, France, Oman, Nicaragua, Germany, Puerto Rico, Finland, Bahrain, Thailand, Brazil, Japan, Russia, Switzerland, Netherlands --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sports-goofs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sports-goofs/support

Whales are a highlight for all ocean-lovers, and in this episode Matt is joined (again!) by Sacha Guggenheimer and Tom Hiney (who are Marine Biology and Conservation Ecology professionals as well as being the founders of Reef-Safe sunscreen, Sunbutter) to chat all about HUMPBACK WHALES. Sacha tells us about the Whale Songs and how these tunes make their way across the globe!This episode is the second part of our interview with Sacha and Tom and features Sacha's seacreature of choice whilst Tom joins in to add some extra interesting  whale facts.IF YOU LIKE THE SHOW DON'T FORGET TO SPREAD THE WORD AND TELL A FRIEND!Check out the marine environment saving SunButter athttps://sunbutteroceans.com.au/and the SunButter Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/sunbutterskincare/Sacha and Tom can also be contacted on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/sachaguggenheimer/https://www.instagram.com/tom.wildlife.travel/Check out Matt Testoni's photography on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/matt_testoni_photography/or athttps://www.mtunderwatermedia.comVisit the Seacreatures Podcast Patreon to support our showhttps://www.patreon.com/seacreaturespodcastand our Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/seacreatures_podcast/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/seacreaturespodcast)

In this episode Matt chats to conservation ecologist Tom Hiney and marine biologist Sacha Guggenheimer all about the amazing world of Lesser Noddies and White Terns. Tom recounts his time spent working with these amazing seacreatures on a island nature reserve and we learn about some rather interesting nesting strategies.This episode is the first part of our interview with Tom and Sacha and features Toms' seacreature of choice, the next episode coming soon features Sachas' choice of ocean animal but you will have to listen till the end to find out what she has chosen to chat about on the next episode. Check out the marine environment saving SunButter at https://sunbutteroceans.com.au/and the SunButter Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sunbutterskincare/Sacha and Tom can also be contacted on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sachaguggenheimer/https://www.instagram.com/tom.wildlife.travel/Check out Matt Testoni's photography on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/matt_testoni_photography/or athttps://www.mtunderwatermedia.comVisit the Seacreatures Podcast Patreon to support our showhttps://www.patreon.com/seacreaturespodcastand our Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/seacreatures_podcast/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/seacreaturespodcast)

It's the very first episode of Play the Bay! Kaylee, Chip and Evan welcome Shootey from Shooter and the Stache podcast to discuss the current state of the Bucs. Whose calling the plays, what will next year be like, what's the playoff prediction and do they have an identity yet on offense. The Rays have now lost Charlie Morton possibly Blake Snell, but should the Rays trade Snell and get a haul? Is Kevin's Cash job safe or is his seat about to be warmed up.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

As always, more drama from the Royals as told by Lisa Stanley! Plus Gary and the gang discuss their families and the wild families of the listeners! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this Official Weed and Cliff Podcast: 3. Hiney bunches of oats. 2. A beef enema. 1. Put it in gently. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/weed-and-cliff-dot-com/support

What do you get when your avowed hobby is “energy policy?” With Bob Hiney, you get a man steeped in the minutia of New York's energy markets, with four decades of experience in the electric power industry.Hiney, a member of the NYISO Board of Directors for 14 years, previously chaired the Management Committee and filled other important roles. He recently retired, but vowed to follow us closely.Looking back over his long and storied career, Hiney reflected on how New York's energy markets have helped make sure the energy grid had enough power to meet demand while promoting innovation to bring us to the grid of the future. For our podcast, he spoke to Kevin Lanahan, Vice President of External Affairs and Corporate Communications.More than 20 years after he helped design and establish our energy markets, he is pleased to see how the competitive markets have kept prices low while encouraging investment in new resources. But what does he see for the future?“This is a tremendous opportunity for the ISO and the electric power industry to reduce carbon,” he said. “We're going to be spending a lot more time focusing on the demand side and how to capitalize on the flexibility that electric vehicles will provide. Balancing the intermittent energy from solar and wind is a challenge, but I see it as a real opportunity.”At a time when other states are facing reliability concerns, Hiney noted the importance of our capacity market to meet resource adequacy. He also noted the benefits of our carbon pricing proposal, which would incorporate a cost of carbon dioxide emissions into the energy markets.“Putting resources in the right place is going to be very important,” he said. "Carbon pricing will be the most accurate possible signal you can give to an investor on where best to build his facilities and what technologies to use."

#009. Every Wednesday, we grab our passports and take a choir tour around the world to see what's going on in different corners of the globe. The itinerary includes Sydney, Australia, the Czech Republic, London, England, and a sit down in Aveiro, Portugal to spend time with Dr. Aoife Hiney. Aoife is the founder of Voz Nua, a non-professional adult choir that rehearses at the University of Aveiro, where she works as a researcher. Voz Nua's approach is unique, where the Singers contribute to performance interpretation, whether they have a Masters degree in conducting or are new to choral music. Aoife is rehearsing with her choir both virtually and in person. But she feels the weight of taking this calculated risk. Wanna travel with Steve Fisher and Commonwealth Youthchoirs to South Africa in 2021 - ALL EXPENSES PAID? Sign up for the Corona Choir email list at coronachoir.org. Because SOMEBODY is going to South Africa! You'll find the show notes at coronachoir.org as well.

#007. Voz Nua Founder and Conductor, Aoife Hiney, makes an audio appearance from Aveira, Portugal. Every choir leader in the world still is uncertain about who's recommending what, what's prudent, what's safe, what's best for us and our choir members. Remember, a choir is a reflection of its director. If we don't do what works for us, it won't work for our choirs. But we need accurate information. So we're BACH for another week of CORONA CHOIR... what choral folks NEED to know. Today's episode features high school singers from Commonwealth Youthchoirs' Anonymous 16 singing Bach's Cantata No. 4. Wait until you hear the story of Bach and his contemporary George Fredrick Handel. You'll also love Bass 2 Jake podcast bombing. Wanna travel with Steve Fisher and Commonwealth Youthchoirs to South Africa in 2021 - ALL EXPENSES PAID? Sign up for the Corona Choir email list at coronachoir.org. Because SOMEBODY is going to South Africa! You'll find the show notes at coronachoir.org as well.

Just another day in the office with the boy Jack Hines.  We finally reveal our element of the day!  We also talk F1 racing and some fighting.  Relax, hang out with us, take your clothes off.

Today I want to show you something that I ALWAYS do when I bounce or print my mix. It has save my Hiney many times. Grab my 7 point mixing checklist here:

Show 15 from Harley-Heaven Dandenong is a big one!Ben & Mick are joined by a very special guest. NRL and Australian Sporting legend, Nathan Hindmarsh who speaks about his passion for Motorcycles and Harley-Davidson. Hiney touches on his relationship with Harley-Davidson Australia, the different bikes he's had over the past 10 years (there has been plenty), and the different rides he's been on for charities and the events he's been to as an ambassador for the Motor Company.The boys also talk briefly about the rise and fall of Buell Motorcycles, a brand of Motorcycles that Harley-Davidson took ownership of in 1993 and eventually shut down.This show is again brought to you by Jericho Australia Beard Products and we have an exclusive discount code for all listeners - use code HARLEYBEARD20 for 20% off all products at www.jerichoaustralia.com

My guest today is Ward Hiney, a self-defense instructor at Endeavor Defense & Fitness and a Krav Maga black belt. In this episode we discuss why combat sports are not bad for self-defense. In fact, we go a step further and argue that combat sports are better for self-defense than standard traditional martial arts and "reality-based" self-defense training, even potentially for weapons defense. This is another toe-stepper, and I know it's a controversial opinion, but hear out Ward's argument. So if you're excited to jump in, hit that subscribe button on your podcatcher now. --- Join the CLP Newsletter now: combatlearning.com/newsletter --- How to contact Ward Hiney... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Ward4SelfProtection Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hesedmedia/ --- Thank you so much for listening! If you have any feedback, you can email me at josh@combatlearning.com or send me a message on facebook.com/combatlearning. Now real quick before I go -- can I ask you a huge favor? If you got value from this episode, leave us a review on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or your favorite podcasting platform. So many shows pop up and fizzle out, and we're talking about stuff that almost nobody is talking about, so leaving us a review helps us a ton! Thanks in advance, and I'll see you on the next episode! --- Produced by Micah Peacock

Hey! You can’t do that here! That’s illegal!!! Get a room, you DWEEB!!! "The Legend of Carter Bale” Written by Shelton Fisher Read by Patrick Lescarbeau “Sarah’s Coulrophobia” Written by Kiriakos Vilchez Read by Daniel Mager Musical Guest: The Classy Wrecks With song “Superman (is going to Hell)” https://open.spotify.com/track/5CYLxcuH7m9cLxPEQuIIGK?si=NnF7RaKeTPCc5F9XM6qb5w ChannelFourAndAHalf.com Soundstooth.com ForthHand.com Hysteria51.com Facebook.com/whathesuckpodcast DeathwishCoffee.com use code HAPPYHORROR at checkout Twoplanetproductions.com Facebook.com/setnyc https://www.teepublic.com/stores/happy-horror-coffee-break?ref_id=11511 Teespring.com/stores/happyhorrormerch Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance TSAlliance.org Happy Horror Hotline 9189285230 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/happy-horror-coffee-break/support

Hey! You can’t do that here! That’s illegal!!! Get a room, you DWEEB!!! "The Legend of Carter Bale” Written by Shelton Fisher Read by Patrick Lescarbeau “Sarah’s Coulrophobia” Written by Kiriakos Vilchez Read by Daniel Mager Musical Guest: The Classy Wrecks With song “Superman (is going to Hell)” https://open.spotify.com/track/5CYLxcuH7m9cLxPEQuIIGK?si=NnF7RaKeTPCc5F9XM6qb5w ChannelFourAndAHalf.com Soundstooth.com ForthHand.com Hysteria51.com Facebook.com/whathesuckpodcast DeathwishCoffee.com use code HAPPYHORROR at checkout Twoplanetproductions.com Facebook.com/setnyc https://www.teepublic.com/stores/happy-horror-coffee-break?ref_id=11511 Teespring.com/stores/happyhorrormerch Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance TSAlliance.org Happy Horror Hotline 9189285230

 *Yes: the title says hiney. Thank Devon for that. This episode features a lot of talk about the caronavirus, what we should be doing to stop the spread of the pandemic (from trusted sources), why some are not, 18,000lbs of stolen toilet paper (also from trusted sources lol), bad theology and how this is NOT a sign of the end times, and prayers for Devon because this is the worst year of his life even though there’s still more than 3/4’s of it left to go...you know, the new normal. Give it a listen and let us know what your think. Thank you for your support. We pray it blesses you. Scan in!! Articles/Sources: https://www.reddit.com/r/news/comments/flo4up/18000_pounds_of_toilet_paper_found_in_stolen/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/03/interview-francis-collins-nih/608221/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inspiredtoinspire/message

Hiney Ma Tov - How Good It Is by Temple Isaiah

On today's episode we have one of our freakiest most favored guest, Tiny with the Hiney! Have you meet your Triple G already? Someone who is GOOD, GIVING & GAME in the bedroom? Well we have! We touch on topics such as watching porn with women with big clits, and dead vagina syndrome. The three of us describe our perfect 3-some scenario and our views on an open relationship. So come on vamonos everybody lets goooooo, and tune into this new episode of LipTease Be sure to follow us on Instagram @LipTeasee (that's Lip Teasee with two E's) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lipteasee0/message

01-06-20 Hour 1 Guest: ABC's Alex Stone

Episode 7: Why Don't You Take That Pole Out of Your Hiney – Season 1, Episode 7 Lo and Mae are joined in this episode by MaeMae's husband Jesse (aka Juice…don't worry, we will explain the origin of this nickname). The trio have some pretty solid belly laughs about the most mortifying thing Lo somehow managed to say to Juice without getting into too much trouble a few years ago. A hot mess from beginning to end, this episode hits on a ton of topics that will keep you chuckling all throughout your commute or carline.  The topical laughs today are including but not limited to: Doing home projects together with your friends – To do it well or not to do? That is the question. Nicknames – for cars and people – Do you have them? Accidentally hitting “Reply All” on an email Autocorrect texting disasters Who do you admire? (And also that time LoLo had verbal diarrhea on Bob Goff) Don't forget that we have an email address and we'd love to add your topic ideas to our hat! We're also dying to hear about your own reply all or autocorrect disasters. Because they are hilarious and we will totally read some on a future episode!  Email us at LoLoandMaeMae@gmail.com! Also make sure you're following us on all the socials and subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, or Podbean so you never miss an episode! Pop over to say hello and leave us a review! Find LoLo at LoganWolfram.com, or @LoganLWolfram on Facebook and Instagram, and MaeMae is at SarahMae.com, is @SarahMaeWrites on Instagram, and Facebook. We can't wait to hear from you!

Today we welcome our first guest.  The incomparable Ward Hiney.  We also mistakingly refer to this episode as #10 when it is in reality #9 while we enjoy some Front Porch Blend.   CHECKOUT TODAY'S COFFEE AT: Web- http://tworoastingjoes.com FB- Two Roasting Joes LLC   

In this, the first aired episode of Blucking Funt, we introduce ourselves and talk about a bunch of random things, most notably, the Shiney Hiney. True to our nature, we follow rabbit trails and get weirdly passionate about things like the importance of quality Chinese delivery. It’s a mixed bag of conversation, and what we think is a pretty entertaining journey. Enjoy!

Bev & Sam discuss what their podcast is really about, making Instagram a friendlier place, ulcerative enteritis in chickens, an update on the turkey eggs, why Bev will never open open a dud hatching egg again, not believing your kids when they say an egg seems extra gross, Bev treats her first goat illness, and they answer some fun listener questions.Sponsors:This episode is brought to you by:Henny & Roo! Use code DRINKANDFARM at www.hennyandroo.com to save 10% on your first box when you subscribe.First Saturday Lime! Use code #DRINK at www.firstsaturdaylime.com to save 10% every time you lime.Grubbly Farms! Use code WINE20 at www.grubblyfarms.com to save 20% on your next order of delicious black soldier fly larvae.Show Notes:This Episode is brought to you by our Patreon Contributors! Don't forget to join in at the swag level in June to get a surprise in July!Order shirts through July 10th or so? We can't find the closing date. Ulcerative EnteritisToltazurilThe first episode of Drink & FarmWhy Bev started homesteadingRooster crowing was recorded by Shelley and can be found here. Goat Bleating was recorded by Blastwavefx.com and can be found here. Both used under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.Some of the the links in the show notes are affiliate links from which we may make a small commission should you use them to make a purchase. Read our full disclosure statement here. While using a link won't affect your purchase in any way, you could look at it as though you've bought us a drink. Cheers!

JES TANTALO cares about food. as the resident chef of the EAST END MARKET & the co-owner of EMMABEAN its her mission to help change your tastebuds & the way you see food. but, she is in no way a food nerd. she's smart, funny & a blast to talk with. in this weeks episode […]

You would be shocked what some people think is a good idea to wipe with...Jojo gagged.  Plus Wes used something of his girlfriends in the bathroom and she is....NOT....happy!

Beer has a way of bringing people together. Whether you are enjoying it with friends at home or making new ones at the bar, nothing brings us together like a cold one. For our guests today, Alex and Gregory Zobel, beers ability to bring us together has far more meaning. Together, this brother and sister team came together to start Armistice Brewing Company in Richmond. Their story is one of love, family, and the strengths of a sibling bond. Website: armisticebrewing.com        Social: @ArmisticeBeer Getting Started Been in business for 6 months Middle of Richmond Craft Beer Renaissance Brewing First beers, beer connection First brewing experience Mom was sick, came together over beer Brewing in a studio in Downtown LA Location Marina Bay Next to the SF Bay Trail Only brewery in area that's open late Naming Beer ended sibling rivalry Create a community space Beers Never brew the same beer twice Changing list Hoppy beers most popular Modern Craft IPA Brewed 40 beers last year Up to 52 now 2 new beers every week Re-brewing Not excited by flagship beers Not distributing Top Beers IPA's get great feedback Unique beers Young and Roily IPA Young beer Fresh IPA, hazy Shipping can impact beers taste SF Beer Week Get more exposure Viking Valentine event Space 42-person capacity Events held More SF Beer Week Celebration of Bay Area Brewing Culture Lots of breweries in the Bay Area Rare time to get Pliny the Younger Recipes Drink local Working with Admiral Maltings Long meetings to discuss recipes Usually, agree on what to do Getting hops/ Ingredients Flavored Beers Manipulating basic ingredients Pina Colada Double-IPA Milkshake IPA Mosaic 100% Lots of berry flavor Ingredients Taproom 6 employees, only ones that brew the beer Beer Garden Upstairs-Downstairs layout Moving Forward Want multiple taprooms Expansion Production Facility to keep up with demand Stay in the Bay Area, eventually expand to LA Moving From LA Mom was sick, needed to come home Kept brewing Threw parties to share beer Hiney the Bounger Play off of Pliny the Younger Bourbon Barrel Age Crass names Vanillians 2% ABV Learning How to Brew Alex doctorate in English does most of the reading Gregory more of a doer Already won a medal for beer brewing Hours Noon-10pm Weekdays Noon-Midnight Friday and Saturday Wrap up/ Contact Information

    Get Over Here and listen to…….. MORTAL KOMBAT It's time for……. Mortal Kombat cue Techno Beat   This is one of the most ridiculous, unintentionally hilarious and terribly acted movies out there. However, this is one of the best Video game movies which is fucking scary. So listen as we take you away to other realms like outworld Remember no one beats Goro Welp I guess no one beat Goro before   Sonia Blade-Bad Ass and to quote Adam Sandler-Sonia Blade-So hot, I want to Touch the Hiney   Join Ashish “smoke” Thomas, James “I dress like Kitana in my private time” O'Donell and Glen “I am the Wolf” Wolfe Recorded on Earth at Platinum Wolfe Studios MORTAL KOMBAT…… […] The post This Ain't Right Movie Podcast-Mortal Kombat appeared first on The Geeked Gods.

Stephen and Krissy begin episode 15 on a bit of an emotional note, before breaking down the rest of New York Comic Con 2106, ideas about The Walking Dead, and find out just why Harry Potter's Hermione might just want to kick some ass. 

Voice actress [Bonnie Gordon](https://twitter.com/BonnieBellG) joins us to talk about R. Mika's move changes and being a paladin IRL, Bri starts planning her development schedule around XCOM 2, Steve fails to explain Bravely Default, and Georgia finds a new animal companion to befriend.

Keith Dane shares his work protecting horses for more than 25 years. Plus, Dr. Kris Hiney believes the best environments for horses are those that most closely mimic their natural state and the trainers tip from Carl Bledsoe. Listen in...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

The guys are back with another installment of The Petrolholics’ Podcast! Tom and Carmen cover the New York Auto Show debut models. They share their opinions of the new McLaren 570S (sport series) and the new Cadillac CT6. The two petrolholics discuss the new Lincoln Continental and its controversial design. Tom and Carmen complain about the lack of an STI variant to the Subaru BRZ. They also discuss the possibility of an AMG Sprinter van from Mercedes. The petrolholics end the first part of the podcast by giving this past era of Top Gear a proper goodbye.The second half of this episode is all about Formula 1. The crew discusses the new success of Scuderia Ferrari and share their opinions of some of the drivers’ recent behavior. Finally, Tom and Carmen give a complete recap of the 2015 Chinese Grand Prix. 

Our Version of the popular Israeli Folk SongHiney Mah Tov הִנֵּה מַה טוֹב Hine (or Hinay or "Hineih") Mah Tov is a Traditional Jewish hymn traditionally sung at Shabbat; Its lyrics are the first verse of Psalm 133The lyrics, in Hebrew, read: .הִנֵּה מַה טוֹב וּמַה נָּעִים שֶׁבֶת אָחִים גַּם יַחַדIn Romanized Hebrew:Hineh ma tov uma na'imShevet achim gam yachad.Hineh ma tov uma na'imShevet achim gam yachad.ChorusLai, lai, lai, lai……Its lyrics are the first verse of Psalm 133, which reads, "Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!".הִנֵּה מַה טוֹב = Hine mah tovBehold how goodוּמַה נָּעִים = uMah-Nayimand how pleasingשֶׁבֶת אָחִים גַּם יַחַד = shevet achim gam yachadif brothers (people) could sit together in unity© 2014 Shiloh Worship Music COPY FREELY;This Music is copyrighted to prevent misuse, however,permission is granted for non-commercial copying-Radio play permitted www.shilohworshipmusic.com

The irreverent, dynamic, edgy couple Robbin and Joseph Everett bring you the best of the web  here with The Blog Snobs.  We talk about everything main stream media doesn't want to cover and we bring you tons of bloggy goodness served best with a cold beer and salty chips.